Institutional fabric

Anchored by in-country operators and capital.

The platform is structured with domestic operational and financial anchors, multilateral and donor engagement, and proven technical and distribution partners.

Domestic anchors

Two anchors, sitting in parallel.

EAGTC

The Burundian operational anchor — renewable construction and long-term operations, with agri-processing delivered through Green Processing Company.

CRDB Bank Burundi

The financial counterpart — signed Letter of Intent in 2026, and a Green Climate Fund Direct Access Entity.

Multilateral & donor engagement

Backed by institutional partners.

United NationsUNDP

MOU in place, with three contracted projects across 2025–26.

United NationsFAO

Drafted MOU, linked to agri-value hubs and the waste-to-energy ecosystem.

Grant · via Bamboo CapitalFESEC

Grant secured through Bamboo Capital Partners.

Technical & distribution partners

Proven delivery on the ground.

HydropowerHydroneo

Operates the Mpanda 10.2 MW hydropower plant.

HydropowerSotem

Co-developing a 13 MW hydropower concession.

DistributionWeza Power

The new private national distribution counterparty — under an MOU on distribution-interface harmonisation.

Delivery in the DRC is anchored by an EPC partnership with Tractafric, with a catalytic equipment grant secured and ring-fenced to the Nioki pilot.
Policy alignment

Aligned with national and global frameworks.

PND Burundi 2018–2027 SAUE Vision Burundi 2040–2060 National Energy Master Plan Mission 300

Structuring blended capital.

We welcome development finance institutions and aligned investors — across equity, long-tenor debt, concessional and technical-assistance capital, and guarantee or first-loss instruments.