Convergence Partners Energy Finance proposes investment in Anzana Electric Group
The proposed facility would fund near-term M&A and project development.
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Convergence Partners Energy Finance (CPEF) has entered into indicative terms for a proposed $20 million investment into Anzana Electric Group, a developer, investor, and operator of hydropower and grid distribution projects across Africa.
CPEF is a structured capital vehicle within the Convergence Partners group, borne out of an acknowledgment that energy and digital infrastructure increasingly require simultaneous development.
The proposed facility would fund near-term M&A and project development, with capital weighted toward operating and brownfield assets in Anzana’s core markets including the Lobito Corridor. It is intended to bridge the platform to its next phase of growth and a larger capital raise as its asset base matures.
“This proposed partnership gives us the right kind of capital at the right point in our growth,” said Brian Kelly, chief executive Officer of Anzana Electric Group. “Convergence Partners Energy Finance understands African energy from the ground up. They are not just providing funding, they are backing a thesis we share: that distributed hydropower and distribution infrastructure can be built into scalable, bankable platforms across the continent.”
“Africa’s energy transition is held back not by a shortage of capital, but by a shortage of the right capital,” said Laurentius Human, managing partner of Convergence Partners Energy Finance. “We focus on the gap between bankable and scalable. We sit in the risk stack alongside our partners, not above them. What we bring is not only financial capital but also knowledge capital: the deep African energy and operational experience that helps platforms like Anzana unlock value others cannot reach. Anzana is precisely the kind of business this instrument was built for.”
The proposed investment remains subject to the completion of due diligence, definitive documentation, and the parties’ respective approvals.
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