Since 2002, Globeleq has owned, operated, developed and invested in diversified power projects in Africa. We strive to be the preferred partner within Africa’s power market.
Supported by our shareholders, British International Investment and Norfund, we continue to grow our business by investing capital to enhance the performance of our existing assets and bringing new utility-scale power projects to African nations.
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Our business is to power Africa’s growth by generating and building more reliable and affordable electricity for households and businesses in Africa. As we do this, we remain committed to protecting the environment, having a positive impact on communities near our operations, and delivering financial returns for our shareholders and local partners.
To maximise the impact of our investment, we emphasise the importance of meaningful partnerships with local stakeholders and ensure our social, economic, development programmes are sustainable in the long term. Our social economic development activities focus on health, education, income generation, skills development and climate resilience. Our dedicated team helps to build relationships during development, construction into operation, and this helps identify the most impactful projects to our local communities.
| Department: | HR |
| Employment Type: | permanent |
| Location: | South Africa |
| Workplace type: | hybrid |
| Department: | Business Operations |
| Employment Type: | permanent |
| Location: | Zambia |
| Workplace type: | onsite |
| Department: | Business Operations |
| Employment Type: | permanent |
| Location: | Zambia |
| Workplace type: | onsite |
| Department: | Business Operations |
| Employment Type: | permanent |
| Location: | Zambia |
| Workplace type: | onsite |
| Department: | Business Operations |
| Employment Type: | fixed term contract |
| Location: | Cameroon |
| Workplace type: | hybrid |
Egypt
Globeleq acquired the ARC for Renewable Energy S.A.E. (ARC) 66 MWp solar PV plant in the Benban Solar Park near Aswan, Egypt, during 2021.
