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Infinity Power 2023 Sustainability Report
Producing renewable
and reliable energy
Africa has abundant natural energy
sources. Our mission is to build
clean energy projects that harness
its extraordinary potential, bringing
power to more people and businesses,
enabling energy security and driving
long term sustainable development
on the African continent.
We currently have 1,280 MW of installed capacity,
and in 2023 our sites generated 4,146 GWh of
low cost, clean energy. By 2030, we aim to have
developed 10 GW of operational renewable energy
and be providing electricity to 12 million African
homes. We are also developing plans for the
world’s largest onshore wind farm with 10 GW of
capacity, in partnership with Hassan Allam Utilities
and Masdar. In the long term we aim to expand
further and export power beyond Africa to support
the global renewable energy transition.
GWh OF LOW COST, CLEAN ENERGY
GENERATED IN 2023
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Our approach is to build and operate large- Managing cyber security risks
scale, high performing and efficient clean power ENERGY GENERATED IN 2023
We rely on digital tools to operate and monitor
projects. Together with carefully selected partners,
our assets which brings with it potential threats
we work to high standards at every stage of a
of cyber-attacks and data breaches. As a utility-
project lifespan from planning, construction,
Wind energy generated: scale renewable provider, it’s incredibly important
operation and decommissioning our assets. 3,603 GWh
that our systems and assets are safe, secure
Solar energy generated:
and reliable.
543 GWh
Total energy generated:
4,146 GWh
Our cyber security strategy follows industry best
practice with cyber risk management processes
and in-depth cyber security design controls to
MW OF INSTALLED CAPACITY IN 2023 ensure we effectively identify, protect, detect
“ Infinity Power has the potential
and respond to any potential security risks. We
to bring much needed stability
continuously monitor cyber security and adapt
Wind and solar are complementary power
in power supply to African to evolving threats to keep our infrastructure and
sources, which can deliver peak output at different
countries that are facing energy data safe.
times of day and night, ensuring generation
continues in a range of weather conditions. These insecurity. This is a major step
renewable projects can be suited to more remote forward for Africa’s future, and a
and diverse locations, and support grid security significant move in enabling the
and resilience by expanding energy sources.
shift towards sustainable energy,
providing a more stable and
By focusing on both technologies and excellent
operating standards, we can maintain an secure source of power for
abundant and resilient supply now and in its citizens.”
the future.
— NAYER FOUAD, CEO, INFINITY POWER