Electric motorcycles and the biomass pellets were introduced to the African market by pioneering companies dedicated to making sustainable solutions accessible to a greater number of consumers.

ENACT has expanded access to clean cooking technologies for households and micro-enterprises in urban informal settlements in Freetown (Sierra Leone) as well as Kampala, piloting scalable models that can be adapted to similar urban areas and replicated across the continent.

This initiative, designed to assist locally-owned and -managed clean energy businesses in sub-Saharan Africa, advises early-stage companies in their capital-raising journey.

In 2023, the landscape of energy access-related crowdfunding, saw dynamic shifts, yet debt crowdfunding platforms have shown resilience as they expand into other sectors.

ENACT increases access to clean cooking for households and micro-enterprises in urban informal settlements.

Market gardeners from Fass Ngom are seizing the opportunity to achieve economic independence.