Once you've joined as a member, you can log in and explore the various projects highlighting renewable energy technologies in the project database. If you haven't yet registered on the site, you can visit the sample page to get a taste of a project listing
Our members enjoy various opportunities for linking up, exploring synergies and estbalishing partnerships. Through their member profile in the capacity database, their contributions and experience can be presented to other stakeholders in the sector
Fighting energy poverty means improved health, better education, less environmental degradation and increased economic activity and income. Learn about CONREMA's leading role in tackling this important issue.
Use the project database to search for renewable energy projects in Malawi. Use the search filter below to type in keywords and/or filter by criteria. The summary results provide a snapshot of information about projects. Click on the project title to see the full information about a project.
RESOURCES
Explore useful tools & resources under our Download section and discuss key issues with other players in our Forums and check out the latest Renewable Energy Vacancies and Funding opportunities too!!
Browse current energy-related job offers/vacancies in Malawi including funding opportunities for you or your organisation.
Latest News
The articles database, contains latest news articles from the leading Malawian newspapers as well as other international online resources, related to just about everything relevant around Renewable Energy & Energy in General in Malawi.
Puma Energy has launched its ‘Go Africa’ brand campaign in seven African countries, including Malawi. The other countries are Botswana, Congo, Ghana, ...
Malawi is participating in a two-day Energy Summit taking place in Tanzania to discuss a project that will see 300 million people in sub-Saharan Afric...
CONREMA was launched in 2016 by Renew'N'Able Malawi in cooperation with the Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining. CONREMA is also supported by UNDP in Malawi
