Rensource Raises $15 Million to Accelerate Solar Energy Adoption in Africa

In recent months, Africa has witnessed several fundraising efforts by renewable energy investment platforms catering to the commercial and industrial sectors. Latest to join the list is Rensource Energy, a solar energy provider in Africa, which has announced the successful conclusion of a $15 million agreement with Afrigreen Debt Impact Fund SLP.

The debt financing provided by Afrigreen will consist of a combination of US dollars and Naira, aimed at funding the construction of over 30 MW of solar projects within Rensource’s commercial and industrial client portfolio over the next three years.

Prince Ojeabulu, CEO of Rensource.

“Since its establishment, Rensource has continuously strengthened its position, a feat that can undoubtedly be attributed to strategic partnerships such as the one with Afrigreen. We are pleased to have secured a $15 million fundraising round with Afrigreen, a significant contribution to the development of Africa’s commercial and industrial sectors,” stated Prince Ojeabulu, CEO of Rensource.

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Indeed, since its inception, Rensource has successfully developed and constructed approximately 10 MWp of solar energy capacity and 3 MWh of storage capacity. Currently, the company boasts a construction pipeline of over 17 MW and an additional 120 MW in development, spread across East and West Africa.

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