Impact Advisory Practice

Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa

SolarEnergy StorageOther

Profile last updated: July 27, 2026

About

Impact Advisory Practice is a renewable energy company headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa specializing in Solar, Energy Storage, Other.

Impact Advisory Practice is an African development advisory firm working with governments, development finance institutions, corporates, foundations and investors. It advises on climate transition, energy transition, sustainable finance, renewable energy investment, blended finance, carbon markets and ESG, with a focus on mobilising capital and delivering measurable development outcomes across Sub-Saharan Africa. Offices are in Johannesburg and Nairobi.

Headquarters

Johannesburg, South Africa

Focus areas

climate financeenergy transitionrenewable energy investmentimpact investingblended financecarbon marketsESGsustainable financeE-mobilitydevelopment advisory

Products & services

Business models

B2B

Value chain

AdvisoryConsultingDevelopment

Service areas (1)

Climate and energy transition advisory
Strategy, policy, climate finance, blended finance structuring, target screening for renewable energy investment and capital mobilisation for governments, DFIs, corporates and investors.

Locations

Headquarters

Homestead Road 30, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa

Operating locations (1)

Raphta Rd 98, Nairobi, Nairobi County, Kenya

Service regions

Sub-Saharan Africa

Projects

Energy White Paper and Energy Transition Plan

Led a ministerial taskforce that developed an energy white paper setting a path to a 100% clean energy mix by 2040, later syndicated with stakeholders and supported in COP27 preparations.

KenyaClient: Kenya Ministry of Energy

Small-Scale Renewable Energy Investment Thesis

Developed an investment thesis and financing gap analysis for a multi-investor facility supporting small-scale renewable energy projects in Africa.

Africa

USD 70 million Technical Assistance Facility and Impact Fund Design

Designed an impact fund vehicle and a technical assistance facility, drafting the operational budget over a seven-year period; received investment committee approval of an initial USD 70m facility.

Africa