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16 Apr 2025 By Georgia Young
We’re thrilled to announce that Amber is partnering with The Turing Trust once again to empower communities in Malawi. Over the course of 2025, our partnership will bring digital education to the heart of four local schools in Malawi, as well as support renewable energy generation through the provision of solar panels. What is The […]
25 Mar 2025 By Andrew Walker
In collaboration with Ethiopiaid, Amber is supporting a solar installation project at Hope Enterprises’ rural Assosa school. This partnership has been established to unlock educational opportunities and empower the 800 pupils attending the school in one of the most disadvantaged corners of the country. What is the project going to do? Assosa School currently rely […]
16 Oct 2024 By Andrew Walker
Power2Africa is a non-profit organisation set up by Amber to identify and fund renewable energy projects in Africa, where the provision of technologies (e.g. solar panels, battery storage or computers) can improve lives and educational outcomes. Leveraging our internal expertise and the financial muscle of our clients, Power2Africa has funded over 10 projects, raised over […]
27 Mar 2024 By Georgia Young
Net Zero Energy management consultancy, Amber, joined forces with Upendo Junior School in Kiminini, Kenya, to solve the issue of electricity access and power reliability.With the installation of solar panels, Upendo Junior School is now self-sufficient in terms of electricity, providing clean, reliable power to light up classrooms, ventilate facilities, and operate their computer lab.
24 Mar 2021 By Jonathan Harries
Power2Africa, which is a core part of the Amber Enterprises Group, has been working in collaboration with the Turing Trust since 2018.
24 Oct 2019 By Jonathan Harries
The Turing Trust and amber energy have partnered through the Turing Trust to help deliver a computer lab at Euthini Secondary School in Malawi using reused and refurbished ICT equipment from the UK.
