Energy for electric mobility

By 2050, 80% of the world’s vehicles are expected to be electric. E-mobility is poised for rapid expansion in Africa, with electric two-wheelers (E2Ws) leading the charge

Electric vehicles are already demonstrating compelling economics: in countries such as Kenya and Nigeria, motorcycles offer a lower total cost of ownership, improved upfront affordability, and reduced daily energy spend compared to fuel-powered alternatives

However, financing and deploying renewable-led charging infrastructure requires substantial investment, estimated at billions of dollars across the continent

CrossBoundary Energy has established CBEVx, an integrated financing platform providing solar-powered charging services to accelerate e-mobility infrastructure development across Africa

Building on CrossBoundary Energy’s expertise in financed, distributed renewable energy solutions, CBEVx aims to provide services that lower the costs of energy for drivers and operators