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Six specialist practices. Four threads. One integrated approach.
Our practice is organised around six focus areas at the forefront of Africa's energy, climate, resource, and industrial future.
The engagements we work on rarely fit neatly into one discipline, so we look at every mandate through four connected lenses:
The rules, institutions and governance that enable markets.
Strategies, reforms and public-sector interventions that shape industries.
Commercial, operational, and implementation pathways.
Financing structures, investment mobilization and bankability.
Together, they run through each of our practice areas, so every mandate is solved as a whole rather than in parts.
Oil and gas remain central to many African economies, funding public revenues, driving exports and powering growth. The challenge is not choosing between hydrocarbons and the transition, but managing both well in a changing global market.
Read More: Oil, Gas & Energy TransitionAfrica's power gap is not just a technology challenge. Fragmented regulation, weak offtake structures, grid constraints, and limited legal certainty continue to hold back investment and delivery.
Read More: Power & Energy AccessWe help governments, investors, corporates and project developers navigate the fast-evolving climate economy, bridging national ambition and private capital, shaped by local realities and international climate standards.
Read More: Climate Policy, Finance & Carbon MarketsFor African businesses seeking international capital, supply chain access, or DFI partnerships, ESG performance and disclosure are no longer differentiators. They are conditions of entry.
Read More: ESG & Sustainability DisclosureAfrica holds a significant share of the world's critical minerals. Whether they build industrial value or leave as raw material depends on governance: licensing, fiscal terms, value-addition rules and industrial policy.
Read More: Critical Minerals & Industrial Value ChainsAfrica's energy and climate innovation is not short of ideas or founders. The challenge is turning promising solutions into investable, scalable businesses with the right strategy, governance, commercial model, and regulatory pathway.
Read More: Ventures & InnovationInsights & Perspective
ClimeNergies DigestThe ClimeNergies Digest Monthly News Roundup. Nigeria sees off Sunrise's $400m claim over the 3,050MW Mambilla hydropower project, Dangote breaks ground on a $16bn East African refinery in Kenya, and Brent tops $113 as the IEA warns the oil supply shock is deepening.
Read Digest : September 2026: Nigeria Wins the Mambilla Arbitration as Dangote Breaks Ground in Kenya. (PDF, opens in a new tab)
ClimeNergies DigestThe ClimeNergies Digest Monthly News Roundup. Dangote files for what would be the largest listing in African market history, Kinshasa forces value retention onshore, and Brent touches $95 as the Strait of Hormuz stays shut.
Read Digest : August 2026: Dangote Files for a $5bn IPO as the DRC Bans Copper and Cobalt Concentrate Exports. (PDF, opens in a new tab)
ClimeNergies DigestThe ClimeNergies Digest Monthly News Roundup. The licensing round finally reaches commercial bidding, Nigeria opens West Africa's largest lithium plant, and cobalt jumps around 130% on DRC export restrictions.
Read Digest : July 2026: Nigeria Puts 50 Oil Blocks Up for Bidding as Lagos Opens a Greenhouse Gas Registry. (PDF, opens in a new tab).png&w=3840&q=75&dpl=dpl_5324st7tZvqw996DnfabKtsP9BJH){kind=logo}
