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EnergyInc Advisors to propel Africa’s energy & infrastructure dev’t

EnergyInc Advisors, a new Africa-focused strategic advisory firm, has officially launched, poised to transform the landscape of energy, infrastructure, and climate-aligned investments across the continent.

Founded by industry veteran Rolake Akinkugbe-Filani, the firm leverages nearly two decades of expertise to unlock growth capital and deliver sustainable economic development in Africa.

Led by Akinkugbe-Filani, who has facilitated over $8 billion in capital deployment, EnergyInc Advisors combines deep sector knowledge with global investor networks to bridge the gap between African ambition and investment-ready opportunities.

The firm specializes in strategic advisory, capital raising, transaction structuring, investor engagement, and market positioning, serving clients in energy, infrastructure, financial services, and climate sectors.

“Africa stands at a critical juncture with vast potential,” said Rolake Akinkugbe-Filani, Founding Chief Executive Officer of EnergyInc Advisors.

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“Our mission is to connect the right capital and partners to drive transformative projects, from upstream oil and CNG rollouts to solar mini-grids and national energy transition plans.”

EnergyInc Advisors is uniquely positioned to navigate complex investment environments, offering tailored solutions that align with market realities and global trends. The firm’s integrated services help clients de-risk projects and channel capital effectively, whether for large-scale infrastructure or climate-focused initiatives.

“We’re not just advisors; we’re partners in Africa’s growth story, architecting solutions that deliver results,” Akinkugbe-Filani added.

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