Cynergy’s power platform focuses on delivering reliable, scalable, and sustainable energy solutions across Africa. Through its operating entities, Encomm Power and Cynergy Infraco, the Group develops and operates generation assets, energy storage solutions, and transmission infrastructure to support industrialization, electrification, and economic growth.

East Africa — Core Markets

  • Over a decade of experience in power generation and distribution across East Africa, with the first project delivered in 2008 (a 30 MW plant in Ethiopia), and the acquisition of power generation assets in Kenya and Senegal in 2021
  • Development and operation of thermal and renewable power plants (solar, wind, hydro)
  • Deployment of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to stabilize grids and enable renewable integration
  • Delivery of EPC solutions for energy and infrastructure projects
  • Implementation of off-grid and mini-grid solutions to expand access in underserved areas
  • Development of transmission infrastructure to evacuate power and connect generation to demand centers
  • End-to-end project lifecycle: development, financing, construction, and operations
  • Structuring of power purchase agreements (PPAs) with governments and private sector clients
  • Integration of generation with storage and transmission to ensure reliable baseload and peak supply
  • Partnerships with governments, utilities, and industrial clients
  • Governments and national utilities focused on electrification and grid expansion
  • Mining and industrial clients requiring reliable baseload and captive power
  • Commercial and industrial (C&I) customers transitioning to renewable energy
  • Regional power pools and cross-border energy markets
  • Scale total generation capacity to 1,000 MW across diversified energy sources
  • Expand the generation portfolio across solar, wind, hydro, and flexible thermal solutions
  • Accelerate deployment of energy storage (BESS) to enhance grid stability
  • Invest in transmission and distribution infrastructure across key African corridors
  • Develop integrated energy solutions combining generation, storage, and transmission
  • Support regional interconnectivity and cross-border power trade
  • Advance the transition toward low-carbon and sustainable energy systems
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