Power
Focus on power trading and capacity expansion to meet rising demands.
Fuel
Enhance transportation and distribution networks for various types of fuel.
Logistics
Improve transport infrastructure to support critical sectors.
Data
Improve the need for effective and protective data management.
Energy supply & trade
Bridging Africa's
power deficit
Electricity energy trading leveraging on solar/renewable energy, regional energy interconnector development & financing. “Taking Power to the People”
We procure excess power from various energy (electricity & fuel) producers across Africa as the Offtaker and supply it to regions with urgent need for it.
Our current source and supply of this surplus electricity is mostly within the three Regional Power Pools (SAPP, EAPP and CAPP) of East, Central & Southern Africa.
Mozambique’s surplus electricity for export to neighbors
Mozambique wants to accelerate its access to electricity projects to meet its targets of universal access to ele
A call from African leaders and partners to electrify Africa
For many of us, the simple act of flipping a switch to light up our homes or power our devices are taken for gra
Africa Energy Indaba 2025: The platform to end load-shedding
Across Africa, loadshedding remains a crippling challenge, severely impacting economies, industries, and daily l
Rethinking China’s role in Africa’s critical energy future
Expanding electricity access is one of the most pressing challenges for Africa’s development, with 600 million
Petroleum products importation
Fuel security across Africa
Expand the utilization of bulk fuel storage facilities across Africa as we optimize our regional distribution networks and varying supply requirements for refined petroleum products especially Diesel, Gasoline, Jet A1 and Paraffin.
“We are really starting the winter on the back foot of minus 3000MW, which makes it very difficult. We do acknowledge that it will be a tough winter.”
"The nation has lost approximately $1.3 billion due to the energy crisis, equivalent to 5 percent of Zambia's gross domestic product and at the end of the day, this is also going to increase the level of poverty within the country,”
“We have enough sunshine; we have enough land for solar farms, the question now, is how to make the best use of those and other resources. The current drought has only added urgency to finding answers. We now all know and appreciate the costs that come with power shortages.”
Core business
Power trade
& bulk fuel importation
We leverage regional partnerships in these 2 principal areas to drive economic growth.