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.
Hundreds of solar water pumps are already irrigating Ethiopian farms. Agrivoltaics takes the next step, letting the same plot produce food and power together.
Solar carports turn parking space into generation, shade and EV charging for hotels, offices, hospitals and mixed-use developments.
We are proud to share that our Founder and CEO, Rekik Bekele, has been named a finalist for the LinkedIn Changemaker Awards Ethiopia 2026 in the Best Climate and Sustainability Content category. The award recognises leadership, innovation and advocacy in sustainable energy. It is work Rekik has been doing since founding Green Scene Energy in …
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Green Scene Energy has been selected as a Window 2 grantee of the Ethiopia Jobs Challenge Fund, a programme implemented by the Ministry of Labor and Skills with financing from KfW, to scale clean energy job creation for refugees and host communities in Addis Ababa.
Green Scene Energy is representing Ethiopian clean-tech manufacturing this week in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, at the African Union Commission (AUC) SME Forum, held alongside the Joint 9th AU Specialized Technical Committee (STC) on Finance and the 5th STC on Trade, Industry and Minerals. Under the theme “Financing Africa’s Industrialization for Sustainable Development”, Green Scene Energy …
Green Scene Energy has inaugurated Ethiopia’s first domestic induction stove manufacturing facility and launched the locally made TOLO stove, in support of the Ministry of Water and Energy’s National Clean Cooking Roadmap.
Green Scene Energy has delivered solar PV and backup power for the Royal Danish Embassy, the French Embassy and the New Zealand Embassy in Addis Ababa: nearly 60 kWp of solar and 94 kWh of storage across diplomatic facilities.
Since launching in November 2025, TOLO, Ethiopia’s first locally manufactured induction stove, has scaled to around 200 units per day, with certification and nationwide financing partnerships on the roadmap.
Through CLASP’s Productive Use Financing Facility, Green Scene Energy is scaling affordable solar water pumps for Ethiopian smallholder farmers, including the country’s first collateral-free consumer loans for solar irrigation.
