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Fortis Green Renewables

Fortis Green Holdings

Kigali, Kacyiru, Rwanda

HydroSolar
Profile last updated: September 21, 2026

About

Fortis Green Renewables is a renewable energy company headquartered in Kigali, Rwanda specializing in Hydro, Solar.

Fortis Green Renewables is a renewable energy investment firm that provides flexible equity and equity-like capital to greenfield and operating small-scale renewable energy assets in Sub-Saharan Africa. Through its Green Fund I, the company holds stakes in around 35 hydropower and solar projects. It aims to connect Western capital with Africa's energy needs and to support local economic development and job creation. Green Fund II was announced as a planned follow-on fund.

Headquarters

Kigali, Rwanda

Focus areas

renewable energy investmenthydropowersolarSub-Saharan AfricaGreen Fund Ienergy accessUN SDGs

Products & services

Business models

IPP

Value chain

DevelopmentAsset Management

Service areas (1)

  • Renewable energy investment

    Provides flexible equity and equity-like capital to greenfield and operating small-scale renewable energy assets, with an initial focus on East Africa.

Locations

Headquarters

KG 5 Ave 19A, Kigali, Kacyiru, Rwanda

Service regions

RwandaKenyaSouth AfricaUgandaNigeriaBotswanaNamibiaLesotho

Projects

5

Gigawatt Global Rwanda Ltd solar plant

OperationalSolar PV

8.5 MW DC solar plant (28,260 panels) on the grounds of the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village; Fortis Green acquired a 51% stake.

8.5 MW capacityRwamagana, RwandaClient: Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village

Rwaza Hydropower Ltd

OperationalRun-of-river hydropower

2.6 MW operational run-of-river hydropower plant; Fortis Green acquired a 40% stake. Power is fed to the national grid.

2.6 MW capacityMusanze, Rwanda

Nyirahindwe Hydropower Project

Under ConstructionHydropower

1.333 MW hydropower plant developed by Hydroneo, comprising Nyirahindwe I and II; will supply the national grid on completion.

1.333 MW capacityRwanda

Kenya hydropower holding company

Hydropower

Holding company that owns eight hydropower projects in Western and Central Kenya.

Kenya

Spark Energy Service Co.

Solar PV

Solar installations providing steady electricity to nearly 100 businesses across Africa; Fortis Green made an investment in Spark through Green Fund I.

People

Management & team (1)

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