Founding Companies

2019
December 2019

3 hours ago

Establishment of Infinity Power Infinity Power was founded with the vision of providing sustainable energy solutions to foster economic growth and social development across Africa.
Breaking into Spring!

4/07/2014

Hope the weather gets a bit nicer...

Y'know, with more sunlight.
2022
September 7, 2022

3/16/2014

COP27 Summit Contribution Infinity group contributes to powering the COP27 summit with clean, renewable energy solutions in Sharm el Sheikh.
November 15, 2022

3/22/2014

Infinity Power partners with Masdar and Hassan Allam Utilities to launch a Green Hydrogen project in Egypt.
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3/01/2014

This might be a follow-up post with related info. Maybe we include some extra links, tweets, user comments, photos, etc.
2023
March 8, 2023

02/23/2014

Green Hydrogen Project in Mauritania Infinity Power and Conjuncta sign an MoU with the Government of Mauritania for a Green Hydrogen Project.
May 17, 2023

02/11/2014

Partnership with Copelouzos Group Infinity Power signs an MoU with Copelouzos Group to jointly develop renewable energy projects.
March 20, 2023

02/23/2014

Acquisition of Lekela Power Infinity Power finalizes the acquisition of Lekela Power in Africa’s biggest renewable energy deal.
June 6, 2023

02/11/2014

Africa's Biggest Wind Farm Development The UAE and Egypt advance the development of Africa's biggest wind farm.
2024
May 15, 2024

02/23/2014

10GW Wind Farm in Egypt A major step towards the construction of a 10GW wind farm in Egypt.
July 1, 2024

02/11/2014

Exploring Green Hydrogen in Egypt BP joins forces with Masdar, Hassan Allam Utilities, and Infinity Power to continue to explore green hydrogen development in Egypt.
July 24, 2024

02/23/2014

MoU with Sierra Leone Infinity Power signs an MoU with Sierra Leone to develop renewable energy projects.
July 28, 2024

02/11/2014

4GW Renewable Projects in Cameroon Infinity Power signs an MoU to develop 4GW of renewable projects in Cameroon.
August 18, 2024

02/23/2014

200MW Wind Farm in Ras Ghareb Achieving a key milestone for the 200MW wind farm in Ras Ghareb.
November 21, 2024

02/11/2014

2GW Solar Projects in Egypt Masdar, Infinity Power, and Hassan Allam Utilities reach a major milestone with 1.2GW solar projects in Egypt.
Future Goals
By 3030

02/11/2014

By 2030: Developing 10GW of Renewable Energy Infinity Power aims to develop 10GW of renewable energy, equating to an investment of $5 billion USD in Africa.

Infinity Power is the largest African pure play renewable energy provider, operating a portfolio totaling 1.3GW. This includes some of the world’s most exciting renewable energy projects, focusing on solar and onshore wind technologies and generating energy across Egypt, South Africa and Senegal. The company also has 13.8 GW of projects in the pipeline, including battery storage and green hydrogen facilities.

PROJECTS IN OPERATION

Solar Projects

Egypt

Infinity Benban Park Solar Energy

64.3 MWp

Phoenix 50

64.1 MWp

Infinity 50

64.1 MWp

MMID 30

38.3 MWp

Infinity Power COP27 Solar Plant

6 MWp

Saint Gobain PV Plant

4.05 MWp

Infinity 3

3.8 MWp

Infinity 1

1.2 MWp

Infinity Benban Park Solar Energy

64.3 MWp

Infinity Benban Park Solar Energy

64.3 MWp

Wind Projects

Egypt

West Bakr Wind Farm

252 MW

Senegal

Taiba N’Diaye Wind Farm

158.7 MW

South Africa

Khobab Wind Farm

143.1 MW

Loeriesfontein 2 Wind Farm

143.1 MW

Kangnas Wind Farm

143.1 MW

Perdekraal Wind Farm

112.6 MW

Noupoort Wind Farm

82.1 MW

PROJECTS UNDER DEVELOPMENT

Solar Projects

South Africa

Bulskop PV Cluster 720 MW
Khunab PV Cluster 700 MW
Houthaalboomen PV Cluster 300 MW

Green hydrogen projects

Egypt

Consortium Partners: Infinity Power, Masdar and Hassan Allam Utilities. Project Size: 2 GW

Mauritania

Consortium Partners: Infinity Power and Conjuncta GmbH Project Size: 10 GW (Phase1: 400 MW by 2030)

Wind projects

Egypt

10 GW Onshore Wind Farm (10 GW), Consortium Partners: Infinity Power, Masdar, Hassan Allam Utilities
Ras Ghareb Onshore Wind Farm (200 MW), Consortium Partners: Infinity Power, Masdar

South Africa

Cradock Wind Energy Facility 720 MW

Ghana

Ayitepa Wind Farm 225 MW

Senegal

Taiba N’Diaye Expansion 100 MW
Taiba N’Diaye Battery Storage 40 MW

Infinity

Established in 2014, Infinity is Egypt's only dedicated renewable energy solutions provider, specializing in clean energy solutions for all sectors and scales. It holds the largest Egyptian stake in the Benban Solar Park, Africa's largest photovoltaic power plant with a 12% share of its estimated 1,465 MW capacity. For nearly a decade, Infinity has led the change toward a sustainable future in Egypt, delivering efficient and sustainable energy solutions.

Infinity harnesses various resources for power generation including solar PV and onshore wind, as well as electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, alongside complementary solutions such as battery storage and power distribution. Today, Infinity proudly boasts over 850 charging points spanning 18 governorates, with ambitious plans to reach 1,000 charging points by the end of 2026.

Infinity's group shareholders include the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).

Masdar

44+ countries
across six continents

US$ 30 billion
Combined value invested in
global projects

Projects displace over
20 gigawatts (GW)
installed

Displace more than
30 million tons
Of Co2 per year

Founded in 2006, Masdar, the Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company, is a versatile renewable energy firm dedicated to investing, nurturing, and establishing a financially viable new-energy sector in Abu Dhabi and worldwide.

Masdar has successfully designed, constructed, and manages 20 GW of projects on a global scale, encompassing onshore and offshore wind, Solar PV, and CSP technologies, spanning the UAE, MENA, and Europe, with a cumulative value approximating $30 billion.

As one of the fastest-growing renewable energy companies globally, Masdar aims to achieve a total capacity of 100 gigawatts by 2030, with aspirations to double that capacity in the years ahead.

By bringing together the UAE's three energy leaders Mubadala, ADNOC, and TAQA-Masdar leverages their collective expertise to outline ambitious growth strategies, positioning itself as a global leader in clean energy and aspiring to supply 1 million tons of green hydrogen by 2030.