Energy

Guma is involved in clean energy: 

Hydro, Solar, Wind 

Gas to Power: PERTAMINA- GUMA JV 

Battery storage 

Nuclear Power 

Guma has since 2010 signed a partnership with the world second largest nuclear power company CGN of China to develop and operate nuclear power plants in Africa.

Africa's energy landscape is undergoing a transformation, with renewable energy gaining momentum. The African Development Bank's New Deal on Energy for Africa aims to achieve universal electricity access by 2025.

Key Investment Opportunities:

• Renewable Energy: Africa's installed renewable energy capacity reached 26.5 GW in 2020. Solar energy projects have attracted substantial investments, with utility-scale solar farms increasing across the continent.
• Off-Grid Solutions: Around 70% of Africa's population lacks access to reliable electricity. Investments in off-grid solutions, like solar mini-grids and home systems, can bridge this gap.
• Energy Storage: The energy storage market in Africa is projected to reach $3 billion by 2030. Battery storage solutions are vital for integrating intermittent renewable energy sources.