African Renewable Energy
563 Park Avenue, Suite 8E , New York, New York, United States

African Renewable Energy LLC solicits and establishes partnerships with corporations dedicated to management and installation of renewable energy power plants committed to expansion and global growth.   The ultimate focus of the company will be to develop, negotiate and subsequently execute contracts independently by conducting project management, coordination on designs, manufacturing and installation of wind turbines and / or solar panels through appointment of EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) contractors. The company will expand its capabilities to include management of plants and projects in due course.

African Renewable Energy LLC (ARE) is a limited liability company registered in Delaware, USA, with its headquarter in New York City and regional offices in Canada, Switzerland, Norway, Senegal and Ghana.  ARE focuses on development, execution and management of renewable energy projects in Africa.   ARE plans on expansion into business development of construction, infrastructure and water purification projects through its network in Africa in due course.

The company has plans of executing projects either independently or in joint venture with established renewable energy corporations worldwide, based on the size of the project and the financial package negotiated depending on the credit rating of the target market.    The company will primarily focus on Solar and Wind Energy projects, the availability of  Solar energy in abundance in the Sub-Saharan countries of African continent, will take priority over all others.  ARE works with governments, private corporations, financial institutions, manufacturers, executors and local groups in several African countries as well as North America and Europe, to initiate, develop, finance, execute and manage green energy, housing and water purification projects in Africa.

Our Mission 

To create value for our clients by successfully harnessing the expertise of our highly skilled multi-disciplinary team in the design, delivery and operation of high quality sustainable energy solutions to Africa.

Our Goals 

African Renewable Energy (ARE) Llc conducts business development and contract negotiations with democratically run African countries, committed to meeting the needs of energy and power requirements of the population.  ARE will manage and coordinate on the  designs, manufacturing and installation of  wind turbines to generate power using wind energy and photovoltaic and thermal solutions using solar energy.  ARE solicits  and establishes partnerships with corporations dedicated to management and installation of renewable energy power plants committed to expansion and global growth     ARE is poised to become one of the leaders in Africa within the renewable energy sector  through its committed mission in markets with potential but in need of support with a solid and successful business model.   ARE will expand its horizon to include construction of affordable housing and water purification projects in due course. This decision comes in the wake of  the request from most of the African countries which suffer acutely due to lack of support from foreign countries to cater to the basic needs to African population.

Company Structure

• Registered in state of Delaware – an LLC

• Focuses on development and execution of Renewable Energy projects in Africa

• Contracts to be negotiated independently or through Partnerships with globally established Renewable Energy corporations

• Product will be purchased from North America, Europe, China or India based on the requirement of the client

• Established and experienced global EPC ( Engineering, Procurement and Construction ) contractors will be appointed for execution of the contracts under the supervision and contract management of ARE or its joint venture partners

RENEWABLES TODAY

Net imports of energy decline both in absolute terms and as a share of total U.S. energy consumption in the AEO2014 Reference case (Figure 10). The decline in energy imports reflects increased domestic production of petroleum and natural gas, along with demand reductions resulting from rising energy prices and gradual improvement in vehicle efficiency. At the same time, natural gas exports increase (as domestic supplies increase and it becomes attractive to liquefy the natural gas for export), along with exports of motor gasoline (as demand declines and refiners are left with more than they can sell domestically) and exports of crude oil (as lighter domestic crude oil is swapped for the heavier crudes more commonly run in modern refineries). The net import share of total U.S. energy consumption is 4% in 2040, compared with 16% in 2012 and about 30% in 2005.