Tomorrow from 10:00 AM, Day 2 – Projects Day of the 6th AFSIA e‑Conference on Storage Solutions 2026 kicks off. Join experts as we explore case studies & financing shaping Africa’s energy storage market.
Register:https://t.co/kqVqLwGqw7
Catch up on Day 1:https://t.co/hm8aAUnYQC
Member news
CrossBoundary Energy has been ranked the fastest-growing African Energy & Utilities company by the Financial Times and Statista in the Africa’s fastest growing companies 2026 list, placing 20th overall out of 130 companies.
Read more: https://t.co/9Pb7insnMW
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Yes, risk premiums generate foreign investments for Africa's DRE projects but at what cost?
💡In our latest episode, @DanielKomolafe founder/CEO of FirstElectric and Bodunde Akinola, Principal at @CrossBoundary, how these high premiums are
🎧Listen now https://t.co/NUJVBO2VLT
CrossBoundary Energy has been ranked the fastest-growing African energy and utilities company by the Financial Times (@FT) and @StatistaCharts in Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies 2026! 🎉
Learn more on our website: https://t.co/6235RogqtF
In Madagascar, CrossBoundary Access and ANKA are bringing first-time electricity to thousands of homes and businesses through mini-grids. Hear directly from local business owners and community members about what reliable power is changing for them: https://t.co/k7pUx5aLRe
Yesterday, CZI hosted a workshop in partnership with @UNDPZimbabwe , @zidainvest, and @CrossBoundary, focused on unlocking impact investment opportunities in Zimbabwe.
The session brought together a curated group of Zimbabwean companies to explore how they can access alternative sources of capital beyond traditional banking—particularly from development finance institutions (DFIs), private equity and debt funds, and impact investors.
Discussions highlighted the evolving investment outlook for Zimbabwe, what investors are looking for, and how businesses can position themselves to attract capital. A key focus was on strengthening investment readiness, including governance, financial transparency, and the ability to demonstrate measurable impact.
Key takeaways:
– Zimbabwe is at an inflection point, with growing interest from international investors and renewed engagement from Development Finance Institutions (DFIs)
– Access to capital requires more than strong financials; investors are placing greater emphasis on ESG standards, governance structures, and clear impact measurement
– A strong and credible impact narrative is becoming a key differentiator in unlocking capital and strengthening investor confidence
– Many companies remain underserved due to the limited deal flow of investment-ready opportunities, highlighting the need for structured preparation and documentation
– The Impact Investment Map initiative is focused on bridging this gap by building a pipeline of bankable opportunities and improving visibility to global investors.
The workshop forms part of a broader effort to position Zimbabwe as an attractive destination for international investment while supporting companies to become investment-ready and scale sustainably.
Bloom Project II has launched in the @Kurdistan Region of Iraq, expanding SME finance through collateral-free lending models.
The project is led by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (MoLSA) and mandated by the office of H.E. @masrourbarzani, Prime Minister of Kurdistan.
Cape Town-based clean energy investor #InspiredEvolution, which clinched $238 million last year for energy transition projects in Africa, invested $40 million in @CrossBoundary.
https://t.co/9jTQXShaFx
We’re pleased to welcome Guy Baron to the CrossBoundary Advisory team as a Managing Director. Guy brings a rare combination of sovereign advisory investment experience and capital markets perspective, strengthening how we show up with governments and investors alike.
We are proud to have @CrossBoundary join as a Silver Sponsor for DRC Mining Week 2026.
📍Discover CrossBoundary Energy at DRC Mining Week 2026 — 17 to 19 June in Lubumbashi.
Learn more at https://t.co/HuNp7Jw1Vs.
#DRCMiningWeek
"Africa remains one of the few regions where demand growth is unequivocal," CrossBoundary Energy CEO @mtilleard tells @AP in their piece on whether Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds will uphold their renewable energy commitments in Africa amid geopolitical uncertainty.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, the @MastercardFdn Ghana hosted the "Give to Gain" event, focused on empowering women across the country.
I had the honor of moderating the partner panel, featuring FILMA, AgriImpact, Crossboundary, Springboard Roadshow, WUSC, and GEA
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The Assay TV sat down with Franck Alloghe, Business Development Director at CrossBoundary Energy (@CrossBoundary), for an in‑depth interview.
Watch the full interview here: https://t.co/OGKVZ3z70g
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CrossBoundary Access has acquired four operational mini-grid projects built and operated by ANKA in Madagascar 🇲🇬
The acquisition is the first phase of a US$20M mini-grid partnership that aims to bring power to over 62,000 people in Madagascar. Read more: https://t.co/6VHBH2BfnU
Looking for your next opportunity? We’re hiring for diverse roles across our teams in DC, Bogota, Nairobi, Dubai, Mumbai, and more. https://t.co/GEauIMvgwC
#HappeningNow: Today in Accra, the #BRIDGEinAgriculture initiative is hosting a roundtable on strengthening Ghana’s capital ecosystem to unlock SME growth | Watch LIVE on Youtube: https://t.co/foDS6EZdAn
CrossBoundary Energy has been named 'African Solar Company of the Year' at the African Solar Industry Association Awards (AFSIA) 2025. Thank you to everyone who voted, and congratulations to all the winners and nominees 👏
Congratulations to CrossBoundary Advisory Partner and Head of Power & Infrastructure, Kirtika Challa, who was selected among Infrastructure Investor's Rising Stars of 2025 👏
Read our full announcement here: https://t.co/08fAvAs6li