CrossBoundary Energy

Nairobi, Kenya

SolarWindEnergy Storage

51-200 employees

Profile last updated: April 17, 2026

About

CrossBoundary Energy is a renewable energy company headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya with approximately 51-200 employees specializing in Solar, Wind, Energy Storage.

CrossBoundary Energy is a renewable energy developer, investor and operator focused on distributed solar, wind and battery storage for commercial, industrial, mining and telecom clients, mainly in Africa and Australia. It offers fully financed, de-risked energy solutions including hybrid power stations, power purchase agreements and asset management, and advises governments on distributed generation regulation. The company was part of the CrossBoundary Group, founded in 2011.

Headquarters

Nairobi, Kenya

Employees

51-200

Focus areas

renewable energydistributed generationcommercial and industrial solarhybrid powerenergy storagecorporate PPAtelecom energymining energyenergy regulationAfrica

Products & services

Business models

B2BIPP

Value chain

DevelopmentEngineeringConstructionAsset ManagementAdvisory

Service areas (1)

Commercial and industrial renewable energy
Designing, financing, developing, building, owning and operating distributed solar, wind and storage projects for corporates, mining, telecom and industrial clients, plus regulatory advisory for governments.

Locations

Headquarters

Sky Park Plaza, Woodvale Close, Nairobi, Kenya

Operating locations (3)

1627 I St NW 810, Washington, DC, United States
Level 8, 905 Hay Street, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
2nd Floor, The AXIS, 26 Bank Street, Ebene, Mauritius

Service regions

KenyaGhanaSierra LeoneMadagascarNigeriaSouth AfricaMozambiqueDemocratic Republic of the CongoZimbabweSomaliaEgyptMauritiusRwandaUgandaAustralia

Projects

Garden City Mall solar project

OperationalCommercial rooftop solar PV

First project of CrossBoundary Energy, a solar installation for a LEED-certified mall on the outskirts of Nairobi, commissioned in partnership with Solarcentury Africa.

Nairobi, Kenya

Rio Tinto QMM solar and battery park (phase 1)

OperationalSolar PV with battery storage

8 MWp solar park combined with an 8.25 MWh battery facility supplying energy to the QMM mining operations, commissioned August 2023.

8 MW capacityFort Dauphin, MadagascarClient: Rio Tinto

Syrah Resources Balama solar and battery project

OperationalSolar PV with battery storage

11.25 MWp solar PV array with an 8.5 MWh battery energy storage solution complementing the existing diesel thermal plant at the Balama Graphite Project.

11.25 MW capacityMozambiqueClient: Syrah Resources