An impact infrastructure fund partnering with landlords to catalyse investments in clean utilities projects targeted at low-to-moderate income (LMI) households in Southern and East Africa.
Surging utility burdens and climate change deepen economic and social disparities in the housing sector. LMI households struggle to afford resilient housing and landlords have limited access to affordable capital for portfolio modernization. This means this sector is most at risk of being left behind in the energy transition, thus affecting living standards and inclusive communities in the region.
We mobilize concessionary capital to expand access to clean utilities for vulnerable households. Our innovative business model, built on partnerships with major landlords, aggregates utility demand and enhances credit quality to catalyze commercial capital at scale.
- LMI households
- Household income less than $1600 per month
- Regulated affordable or social housing landlord.
- Minimum of 3000 housing units in portfolio.
- Retail landlord serving disadvantaged community.
- Anchor technologies: solar PV, battery storage, clean cooking and central water heating.
- Supplementary technologies: water harvesting, waste management, space heating and cooling, air insulation technologies.
- Asset Management
- Project Development
- Energy Modelling & analysis
- System co-design
Our project development team is responsible for packaging and developing the fund’s project pipeline. The team works with 3rd party EPCs (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) and technology companies who provide the construction, installation and maintenance of the clean utility infrastructure.
