We don’t promise energy access. We build it.
Ethiopia’s women-led clean energy company. For a decade we have engineered power where it matters most: hospitals, airports, embassies, farms, and villages the grid left behind.
Funders and development partners: start here.
6 MW+
solar and storage delivered
100,000+
people reached
300+
solar water pumps installed
200
TOLO stoves built a day
What we do
It began with single homes. Our first systems put light into individual Ethiopian houses, and everything we build today, from mini-grids to hospitals, grew from that start.
Solar EPC and Power Systems
We design, build and maintain solar at every scale: backup power for homes and businesses, institutional systems for hospitals and embassies, rural mini-grids, and plants up to 5 MW. Grade 5 licensed, with professional engineers on staff and a decade of delivery behind us.
TOLO (ቶሎ) Induction Stove
Ethiopia’s first locally manufactured induction stove: built in Addis Ababa, around 200 units a day, priced 25 to 30% below imports, with flexible financing through our microfinance and bank partners. Visit our showroom and cook on one.
Solar Water Pumps and Agriculture
More than 300 solar water pumps delivered to Ethiopian farmers, with the country’s first collateral-free solar financing, plus agrivoltaic systems that grow food and generate power on the same land. Irrigation that pays for itself, backed by the team that installs and maintains it.
Eight consecutive profitable years. Six mini-grids, an airport, embassies and hospitals. One standard: built to last.
Green Scene Energy
Latest news
- Five years on: back at the house where it started
Green Scene Energy’s first sale was a small solar home system in Abuserkema, installed at the house of a farmer named Shambel …Five years on: back at the house where it started Read More »
- Green Scene Energy CEO Invited to Speak at the UN’s Unstoppable Africa 2026 in New York
Rekik Bekele, Founder and CEO of Green Scene Energy, was invited by the UN Global Compact as a distinguished speaker at Unstoppable Africa 2026, held during the 81st UN General Assembly High-level Week in New York. - Green Scene Featured in Birr Metrics: “The Woman Trying to Electrify a System That Won’t Power Her”
Ethiopian business publication Birr Metrics profiles Green Scene founder Rekik Bekele, from her first field assignment in Axum to building Ethiopia’s induction stove manufacturing line and reaching more than 100,000 households.
We deliver for GIZ Energising Development (EnDev), ADRA, ACTED, Precise Consult, the Pharo Foundation, IWMI, KidsOR, CLASP and international missions across Ethiopia, with a letter of support from the Ministry of Water and Energy for our mini-grid work.
Bring us your project
From a first site assessment to commissioning and long-term operation, one team of Ethiopian engineers carries your project from idea to switch-on.
