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Most active investors and developers in African energy.
| # | Investor | Type | Deals | Volume | Deployed | Top 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | African Development Bank | DFI | 27 | $2.51B | $1.68B | MZEGER |
| 2 | Standard Bank | Comm. Bank | 12 | $1.67B | $1.37B | ZASZ |
| 3 | Climate Investment Funds | DFI | 5 | $1.63B | $71.8M | EGMLTN |
| 4 | British International Inv. | DFI | 9 | $1.57B | $349M | EGKEZA |
| 5 | EBRD | DFI | 7 | $1.16B | $451M | EGBJMA |
Africa’s energy markets are growing faster than the analysis that describes them.
Africa is set to install more power capacity in the coming decade than ever before, yet deployment is running far behind the targets, and the data describing it is more fragmented than the capital chasing it.
The institutions financing it, the developers building it, and the policymakers shaping it operate across 54 markets where the underlying records are partial, opaque, and rarely in one place.
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