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Renewvia Energy Corporation

Name: Renewvia Energy Corporation
Address: 1425 Mayson Street, Atlanta, GA, 30324, US
Telephone: (404) 856-4380
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Solar Development for Institutional Owners of Commercial Real Estate. Renewvia Energy powers developers.

Our solar power plants, installed on the rooftops of commercial and industrial properties, allow owners and developers to lower their power costs, go green, and obtain levelized electricity rates. With a PPA, there are no up-front costs for a Renewvia system. Explore our web site and learn more about how Renewvia Energy can power your developments.

02/03/2023

We are excited to have Marjorie Okwar join the Renewvia team as Program Assistant. Marjorie will be based in Nairobi and will work on many initiatives across , and . Welcome, Marjorie!

01/18/2023

Check out this time-lapse video below showing the expansion of the and distribution network at Kalobeyei Settlement.

Proudly serving over 2,500 new households and businesses with their first source of affordable, reliable . This will enable to improve quality of life and increase ability to earn more income.

Thank you GIZ Kenya UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, KKCF - Kakuma Kalobeyei Challenge Fund, Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority, County Government of Turkana for your continued partnership.

The Energy Solutions for Displacement Settings (ESDS) project supported the construction of a 45km, medium and low voltage (LV & MV) power distribution netwo...

11/22/2022

An excellent example of how improves quality of life. Thank you Agsol for partnering with Renewvia on this bringing this mill to Kalobeyei Settlement. The Agsol Micromill is an wonderful way to increase as well as increasing income.

11/11/2022

Our own Logue Shamburger and Sara Fagan attended the 2022 Georgia Solar conference Women in Solar Energy (WISE) in Atlanta this week. They enjoyed meeting panelists Chandra Farley and Jennette Gayer and learning about the attention and funding for sustainability efforts throughout Georgia.

05/23/2022

Renewvia Solar Nigeria completed its first power-as-a-service solar installation in Lagos for a transcontinental bank with over 600 locations across Africa.

05/04/2022

Ngurunit is a remote community located in Marsabit County in northern , with a population of approximately 5,000. In January 2020, Renewvia commissioned a solar serving Ngurunit, connecting 200 households, businesses, schools and churches. Our solar power plant, connected to the community via a 11 kV line, is providing affordable and reliable with the ability to expand as energy needs grow over time.
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

04/27/2022

Lorengelup is a remote community located Turkana, . In 2021, Renewvia built this and the distribution system for the community which serves roughly 350 people, 3 schools, 2 churches & 1 health center with their first source of reliable and affordable . More !

Innovation Energie Développement (IED)
Agence Française de Développement
Social Investment Managers & Advisors (SIMA Funds)

04/22/2022

Happy Earth Day 2022!

04/11/2022

This is a drone image of the Bendeghe-Afi community and the which serves over 1,400 of its community members with the only source of reliable and affordable . Those that are not connected to Renewvia's minigrid use Kerosene lanterns, candles, and battery powered torchlights for light and kerosene stoves or firewood for cooking. Bendeghe-Afi is located in Cross River State, .

Dream Project Incubators Pte. Ltd.

03/30/2022

Kangitan Kori, , located in Turkana County now serves about 800 people with affordable and reliable through Renewvia's . This recent connection to allows for advancements in the community’s households, schools, and businesses. Check out some of pictures of the distribution!

AFD - Agence Française de Développement GMG Facility Kenya &Advisors

03/02/2022

This is Opu Community in Ikom local government area of Cross River State, . Farming, trading and hunting are the main sources of income for Opu residents. Surrounded by greenery on all sides, patches of agricultural land intertwine with residential areas where small retail shops and businesses are located. Renewvia's minigrid is directly connecting nearly 1,100 people providing them with access to reliable and affordable .

01/28/2022

Last week our Director of Operations, Mitchell Butler, attended Intersolar North America Trade Show in Long Beach, CA. He met with some partners, such as AEROCOMPACT®, Canadian Solar Inc., and Baja Carports. and connected with several potential new partners and opportunities. Attendees learned about up and coming solar technology as well as how companies are adapting to the changes and supply chain constraints. Some exciting demonstrations included robots being shown off for both installation and panel cleaning as well as a solar installation competition that drew a lot of attention.

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1425 Mayson Street
Atlanta, GA
30324

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

(404) 856-4380

Website

http://www.renewvia.com/

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Renewvia Energy Corporation is a small U.S. solar energy company based in Atlanta, Georgia, which was ranked as top 500 Global Solar Developer for the first time in 2018. Since its founding in 2008, Renewvia has designed, installed, owned and operated over 80 megawatts (MW) of power across the United States, Pacific Islands, South America and sub-Saharan Africa. Projects range from equipping large industrial farms with up to 60 MW of renewable energy to constructing 2.5 MW distributed rooftop solar arrays for industrial facilities and 50 kilowatt (kW) systems for small commercial buildings, along with hybrid and standalone solar microgrids of varying size in remote, hard-to-reach communities.

Since 2017, Renewvia has opened offices in Nigeria, Uganda and Kenya, is exploring over 100 solar microgrid development sites in Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Mozambique, Tanzania and Uganda and more than tripled its Atlanta workforce with plans to grow.

Snapshot of Impact in the United States:

Over the last decade, we’ve developed a range of small and large commercial and agricultural projects in a dozen states. The solar power systems were capitalized with everything from Solar Renewable Energy Credits, federal cash grants, state cash grants, state tax credits, utility production based incentives, utility cash grant incentives, federal accelerated depreciation and power purchase agreements.

Renewvia’s customers have steadily realized average returns up to 22 percent on the investment of owning their power. This is in part because all of solar installations successfully reduce our customers’ electricity bills and, in some cases, zeroing out their cost of power altogether.

Developing Microgrids in Sub-Saharan Africa:

Regarding our solar microgrid projects, the U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) announced a partnership with Renewvia in 2016 for two projects through Power Africa, the U.S. Government-led partnership to reduce energy poverty. For one of the projects, Renewvia will develop eight new microgrid plants totaling 1.5 MW of peak installed capacity. We have finished the feasibility study, and work is currently underway to construct and then manage all eight microgrid facilities. We also conducted a feasibility study in 2018 for the USTDA for 25 new microgrid sites in Nigeria totaling 5 MW of power.

As a result of these projects, we began to increase our efforts to develop solar microgrids across sub-Saharan Africa. By prioritizing community engagement upfront and throughout the entire process, Renewvia’s approach to microgrid development is creating a more sustainable impact in the communities where we work.

Mfangano Island: In 2017, Renewvia Energy Kenya Ltd., a subsidiary of Renewvia Energy Corporation, was engaged by Lake View Fisheries (LVF) to develop, own and operate a solar powered hybrid microgrid for its initial hatchery facility on Mfangano Island, located offshore from the lakeside regional hub of Mbita. Today, this 6.7 kW rooftop microgrid is powering LVF’s incubators and filtration pumps when grid power is not available – reducing the need to run expensive and dirty diesel-powered back up pumps and generators and saving LVF thousands of dollars annually.

Ndeda and Ringiti Islands: With the developing and commissioning of two plants in Lake Victoria, Kenya, we successfully piloted and proved a more comprehensive approach, which we’re calling Renewvia’s Rural Microgrid Development and Operation Model, a blueprint for scaling affordable and reliable power in areas that are unserved by conventional utilities or ineligible for grid extension (more below).

When we powered up two new 20 kW and 10kW solar microgrids in mid-2018, Renewvia is now providing the nearly 10,000 residents of Ringiti and Ndeda islands with access to their first safe source of electricity.

Collaborating with community leaders throughout the process, these facilities have already generated over 350 connections, serving approximately 2,000 families, schools, clinics, local entrepreneurs and key fishing businesses central to the islands’ economy. Renewvia’s proprietary mobile payment platform creates a simple and affordable pre-payment method to procure power while we collect revenue (and increasingly valuable data) from owning and operating the microgrids.

We are now focused on a rapidly growing pipeline of new projects that will scale up access to electricity in rural and remote regions sub-Saharan Africa, while providing a return on investment.

Renewvia’s Rural Microgrid Development and Operation Model

Our approach both expands access to clean, safe and reliable electricity through the construction of solar photovoltaic and battery-powered plants, which are designed to accommodate additional capacity from wind or other sources of electricity, in hard to reach communities AND provides a sustainable return on investment at scale by focusing on four core pillars:

Prioritizing community engagement upfront and throughout the process;

Working with national regulators and regional and local government officials to properly secure the rights to own and operate each facility for 20 years;

Harnessing innovations in clean tech to procure and construct the most efficient power systems tailored to community needs;

Building in a continued revenue stream and data from individual community inhabitants and local businesses.