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Utilities in Rwanda
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Utilities sector based in Rwanda. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
8 on file
Rwanda Energy Group
The Rwanda Energy Group (REG) was incorporated to expand, maintain and operate the energy infrastructure in the Country through its two subsidiaries the Energy Utility Corporation Limited (EUCL) and the Energy Development Corporation Limited (EDCL).
1001 to 5000 staff
Epdrwanda
Access to electricity is a key development priority in Rwanda. The Government’s “7-5-2” target aims for 100% national access in 7 years—within 5 years for productive use centers and 2 years for Kigali. EPD is a key partner in supporting these goals. Our Vision: All homes in Rwanda have access to clean energy. Our Mission: Universal energy access in an environment where the private sector can innovate, grow, and thrive. Our Objectives: • Collaborate with government on policy and strategies • Advocate for a supportive environment for private companies • Build strong public-private partnerships EPD is a registered association representing 200+ private energy companies in Rwanda. As one of the five associations under the Chamber of Industry (PSF), we focus on advocacy, capacity building, financing, events, and investment facilitation. We invite investors and stakeholders to partner with our members to accelerate Rwanda’s energy transition. We also work with regional partners like the SG Global Renewables Centre to promote innovation and knowledge exchange.
1 to 10 staff
Water Access Rwanda
WARwanda is a social enterprise providing Rwandans and neighbors with access to clean water through its various services (borehole drilling, micron filter retail, electrical and solar pump retail and installation, geological surveying, etc). Our goal is to use young people as solution providers while expanding to create more employment
51 to 200 staff
Culligan International Eaca Limited
Culligan EACA designs and builds Water Treatment Works, Effluent Plants and associated infrastructure. We also design and build a range of innovative Containerised Water Treatment Systems as well as supplying a full range of Water Treatment Chemicals.
51 to 200 staff
Amahoroenergy
Amahoro Energy, founded in 2013, is an innovative hydropower company that uses local labor to build and maintain run-of-the-river hydroelectric power generation plants in the Mukungwa river valley of the Republic of Rwanda. The first project, Musarara I, is a 450 KW hydropower plant on the Gaseke River, a tributary of the Mukungwa. The construction phase of this project has been completed and the hydropower plant has been fully operational since February 2013 and has since been selling power to the national grid. Nyundo: Amahoro Energy is now planning a new project, the Nyundo Plant, on the Mukungwa River. When completed, the Nyundo Plant will produce 5 MW of electricity, around 5% of Rwanda’s current consumption. Amahoro Energy's mission is to contribute to the independence and electrification of Rwanda and its people. Currently Rwanda has low generation capacity (186 MW), is dependent on imported energy sources, and 75% of its population lives without access to electricity. Amahoro Energy plans to contribute to Rwanda's projected energy goals of 563 MW of generation capacity and access to electricity for 70% of the population by 2017/18. https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/the-press-office/2014/08/05/fact-sheet-powering-africa-increasing-access-power-sub-saharan-africa https://medium.com/power-africa/changing-careers-from-medicine-to-renewable-energy-f6f95fde0802 For information, please contact CEO, Dr. Caleb King caleb@amahoroenergy.com /
11 to 50 staff
Spiral Systems
Spiral Systems, a Carnegie Mellon University spin-out, is redefining energy management in Sub-Saharan Africa. Specializing in advanced metering infrastructure, our AI-enabled solutions cater to both micro-utilities and urban utilities, making reliable electricity accessible in underserved areas. With a focus on multi-tenant metering, our products are uniquely designed for the African landscape, enhancing revenue generation and operational efficiency. Our vision is to empower communities with sustainable energy, driving economic growth and transforming lives through reliable electricity access.
1 to 10 staff
Meshpower Ltd. Rwanda
MeshPower Rwanda operate solar-powered microgrids that use innovative electrical and mobile technology to provide clean and affordable electricity services to low-income, off-grid communities in Rwanda.
11 to 50 staff
Chanels Innovations
Chanels Innovations is advancing sustainable energy access in developing regions through AI-powered smart metering solutions. We specialize in providing utilities and communities with innovative technology designed to enhance energy efficiency, reduce operational costs, and improve grid reliability. Our AI-driven smart meters empower [micro-] utilities to optimize energy distribution, ensuring greater resilience and affordability for underserved areas. Our products integrate seamlessly with existing infrastructure, enabling real-time data analytics and automation for better decision-making. With a focus on Sub-Saharan Africa, we aim to support the growth of reliable energy systems, fostering sustainable development and improving the quality of life for millions. At Chanels Innovations, we are committed to driving the future of energy management for the regions that need it most.
1 to 10 staff
