01 · Power
Power generation
Gas-fired and hybrid plants, from modular captive units to grid-scale IPPs, sited close to the load they serve.
Energy & infrastructure investment · Africa
Building the infrastructure Africa runs on
Renovo invests in and develops power, oil and gas, grid, digital and logistics assets across Nigeria and the wider continent.
Our vision
Turning Africa's resources into reliable energy and lasting infrastructure
The continent has the gas, the sun, the people and the demand. What it has lacked is patient, disciplined capital and the operators to put it to work. That is the gap Renovo was built to close.
Engineering · Operations · Delivery
What we do
Investors, developers and operators
We originate, structure and build infrastructure where it is needed most. From the wellhead to the meter, we back assets that convert stranded resources into power, fuel and connectivity for homes, industry and cities.
InvestEquity and structured capital alongside DFIs and strategic partners
DevelopEarly-stage project development, permitting and offtake
OperateHands-on asset management through construction and operations
Sectors
Where we invest
Six platforms that together make up the backbone of a modern economy, with Nigeria as our first market.
02 · Renewables
Renewables & storage
Utility and distributed solar, battery storage and mini-grids that displace diesel for businesses and communities.
03 · Hydrocarbons
Oil & gas
Gas gathering and processing, flare capture, storage, terminals and midstream assets that unlock domestic supply.
04 · Grid
Transmission & distribution
Substations, lines, metering and loss reduction alongside distribution companies and the new state electricity markets.
05 · Digital
Digital infrastructure
Data centers, fibre and the dedicated power solutions that keep them running around the clock.
06 · Transport
Ports & logistics
Terminals, inland depots and energy logistics that move fuel, equipment and goods across the region.
Why Africa, why now
The largest infrastructure opportunity of our generation
Reform is opening markets that were closed for decades. Nigeria's Electricity Act 2023 lets every state build its own power market, and private capital is finally being invited in.
13 GWinstalled grid capacity in Nigeria
~5 GWtypically reaches customers on a good day
$108bnupper estimate of Africa's yearly infrastructure financing gap
Figures are approximate. Financing gap per African Development Bank estimates (US$68–108bn per year).
Our approach
From first conversation to first power
- 01
Originate
Proprietary deal flow through states, industrial offtakers, gas producers and utilities, not brokered auctions.
- 02
Structure
Dollar-linked tariffs, hard-currency offtake and blended finance that protect returns from currency swings.
- 03
Build
Engineering-led development with tier-one EPC partners, disciplined schedules and tight cost control.
- 04
Operate
Active ownership through commissioning and beyond, tracking availability, collections and losses every month.
Responsible investment
Energy access is the impact
Every megawatt we deliver replaces a diesel generator, keeps a factory running or lights a clinic. We measure success in electricity delivered, emissions avoided and jobs created, not just returns.
Our investment process is designed around international standards so that our partners and co-investors can invest with confidence.
- Environmental and social screening on every investment
- Flared gas put to productive use instead of burned
- Local hiring, training and supplier development
- Transparent reporting to partners and communities
Get in touch
Let's build what comes next
Developers, offtakers, governments and co-investors: tell us about your project and we will respond within two business days.
ean@renovoafrica.com