Think Energy. Think Africa.
Shaping the ideas, investments and systems that will power Africa's energy future.
In good company
Who We Are
A more inclusive, resilient and prosperous Africa is within reach.
RE.Think Energy is a pan-African advisory and solutions platform that connects people, ideas and capital to turn Africa's renewable energy potential into real, lasting impact.
Vision & Mission
Our Mission
Catalyzing Africa's renewable energy transformation.
Our Vision
Africa does not need to wait for the world to act. We have the resources, the talent, and the urgency. RE.Think exists to connect all three.
A Just Transition
More clean energy, more opportunities, more local value.
People at the Centre
Inclusive growth that leaves no one behind.
A Stronger Africa
Resilient energy systems for a brighter tomorrow.
What we do
Turning Africa's renewable energy potential into projects.
We connect developers, capital, technology and decision-makers to develop and scale renewable energy opportunities across Africa, with a focus on local value, innovation and long-term impact.
Africa, by the numbers
A continent of opportunity.
Africa holds world-class renewable energy resources, a young and growing population, and the critical minerals needed for the global energy transition. The challenge is not potential — it's unlocking the investment, infrastructure and policy to scale it.
60%
of the world's best solar resources are found across Africa.
Source: IEA, Africa Energy Outlook, 20222%
of global renewable energy financing reaches Africa.
Source: IEA, Financing Clean Energy in Africa, 2023
600GW+
of untapped wind potential remains undeveloped across the continent.
3×
the growth rate Africa needs this decade to meet 2030 renewable targets.
30%
capital premium Africa faces versus comparable emerging markets.
40%
of the world's critical minerals for the energy transition are found in Africa.
This is the gap RE.Think Energy works to close.
News & Insights
Ideas shaping Africa's energy transition.
Work with us
Let's build it together.
Whether you're a developer, an investor or a ministry shaping policy, if you're working on Africa's energy transition, we should talk.
