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African Energy stands as a leading wholesale distributor of solar and backup power equipment across Africa. Offering solar electric components, they also provide comprehensive training for proper installation and robust business support, including financial guidance and coaching, empowering entrepreneurs to thrive in the solar industry. With equipment readily available in depots across 10 African countries, they guarantee that local installers can quickly obtain quality products and accelerate their projects.

What social return could your investment make?

Purchasing a container of WeCo lithium batteries in Kenya for the food storage and preservation sector boosts food security by reducing spoilage and ensuring consistent access to fresh foods. This not only supports economic growth through reduced losses for producers but also promotes health by minimising the risks of foodborne illnesses. Additionally, the enhanced storage capabilities could encourage more entrepreneurs to venture into food production while also benefiting the environment by cutting down on food waste.

What financial return could your investment generate? 

• Annual interest rate of 5%
• The maturity of the loan is 9 months
• There will be a repayment of your investment in equal instalments every 3 months, including the interest
• With an investment of 10,000 euros, your expected repayment would be 10,250 euros
• Please consider that you are investing in USD, so there is a risk of exchange rate fluctuations between dollars and euros. For more information on potential exchange rate risks, please visit our currency page

The story of African Energy

Since 2002, African Energy has provided solar components and training to entrepreneurs in 10 African countries. The aim is to equip solar installers with the right products and create a sustainable solar market that benefits customers and partners alike.
 

African Energy in numbers

• Founded in 2002
• 10 employees
• Equipment depots in 10 African countries
• Turnover in 2022 is $11.981.142