EDFI ElectriFI

EDFI ElectriFI is an EU-funded impact investment facility managed by the EDFI Management Company, focusing on financing early-stage private companies and projects in emerging markets. Its primary objective is to enhance access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy by supporting new and improved electricity connections and increasing generation capacity from sustainable energy sources. The facility operates globally, targeting regions such as Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Oceania. ElectriFI's investments span various sectors, including energy, renewables, infrastructure, technology, telecommunications, agriculture, healthcare, education, financial services, transportation, water, sanitation, waste management, manufacturing, and construction. The facility offers financing solutions ranging from €500,000 to €10 million, encompassing debt, equity, and guarantees. ElectriFI's investment stages include seed, early stage, and growth, with a focus on ESG and impact investing, infrastructure, private equity, and venture capital. By providing flexible and transparent financing, ElectriFI aims to empower businesses and communities in developing countries to achieve energy independence, resilience, and economic growth.

ElectriFI's investment strategy emphasizes partnerships with local enterprises and organizations to ensure sustainable and impactful energy solutions. The facility has a track record of supporting projects that deliver clean energy to underserved populations, thereby contributing to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7, which aims to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all. Through its investments, ElectriFI seeks to address energy access challenges, promote economic development, and foster environmental sustainability in emerging markets.

By leveraging its EU funding and collaborating with various stakeholders, ElectriFI continues to play a pivotal role in advancing energy access and supporting the transition to sustainable energy systems in developing regions. Its commitment to impact-driven investments underscores the importance of aligning financial returns with positive social and environmental outcomes, thereby contributing to the broader goals of sustainable development and poverty reduction.