Powering Africa’s development with sustainable and reliable energy
Energy is fundamental to development. It powers businesses, schools, hospitals and communities, enables technological progress and creates the conditions for economic opportunity.
Moreshet’s sustainable energy work draws on deep experience in the energy sector while looking ahead to the policy, technological and investment choices that will shape Africa’s energy future. We are interested in the intersection of energy, economic development and sustainability and in practical approaches that help countries meet growing energy needs while responding to climate and environmental pressures.
We support research, dialogue and strategic interventions around the energy transition, with a particular interest in solutions relevant to African realities.
Sound Governance
Leadership development cannot happen in isolation. We engage with public policy, institutional effectiveness, and broader development conversations.
Practical Solutions
We bring policymakers, industry, and researchers into conversations that move beyond broad commitments towards implementable solutions.
Our Focus
Energy policy and systems
Supporting research and dialogue on the policies and institutional frameworks needed for effective energy systems.
Energy transition
Exploring practical pathways towards cleaner and more sustainable energy while recognising Africa’s development needs.
Energy access and reliability
Supporting approaches that expand reliable and affordable energy access and enable economic activity.
Innovation and technology
Examining emerging technologies and models with potential to address Africa’s energy challenges.
Investment and partnerships
Connecting policymakers, private-sector actors, and researchers around practical energy solutions.
Energy leadership
Building knowledge and capacity among those shaping energy policy and investment decisions.
We aim to contribute to an energy future that supports prosperity, where sustainability and development are mutually reinforcing, not competing priorities.