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E3C

Centre de l'Energie et du Changement Climatique

Dakar, Senegal

SolarBiomassOther
Profile last updated: August 21, 2026

About

E3C is a renewable energy company headquartered in Dakar, Senegal specializing in Solar, Biomass, Other.

E3C (Centre de l'Energie et du Changement Climatique) is a Senegal-based organisation active in climate and energy. It offers climate and energy strategy consulting, turnkey renewable energy engineering (rural electrification, solar pumping, mini-grids), distribution of solar pumps and photovoltaic kits, and bioenergy valorisation of Typha biomass through the Sunugane project. It also runs communication services and The Green Experience podcast, and plans a climate innovation centre for startups.

Headquarters

Dakar, Senegal

Focus areas

renewable energysolar pumpingrural electrificationclimate financeTypha bioenergycarbon marketclimate adaptationgreen jobselectric mobilitySenegalAfrica

Products & services

Business models

B2B

Value chain

ConsultingEngineeringConstructionTradingCommunity Engagement

Service areas (5)

  • Climate and energy consulting

    Advises governments, local authorities, institutions and companies on climate and energy strategies and on mobilising green finance.

  • Renewable energy engineering

    Designs, develops and delivers renewable energy and climate adaptation projects, including rural electrification, solar pumping and mini-grids, on a turnkey basis.

  • Clean equipment supply

    Distributes solar pumps, photovoltaic kits and ecological agricultural equipment with installation, training and after-sales service.

  • Communication and awareness

    Produces audiovisual content, including The Green Experience podcast, and designs environmental communication and CSR strategies.

  • Capacity building

    Trains institutions, companies and local actors on climate finance, sustainable management and green technologies.

Locations

Headquarters

Dakar, Senegal

Service regions

SenegalAfrica

Projects

2

Sunugane

Biomass pellets (Typha bioenergy)

Valorisation of invasive Typha plant in the Senegal River delta, collected, dried and processed into pellets to replace imported charcoal.

Senegal

Solar water pumps deployment

Solar water pumping

Deployment of solar water pumps for farmers following a pilot phase in the Niayes area.

Senegal

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