CFA South Africa – Business Showcase

CFA South Africa is bringing together commercial banks, venture capital funds, private equity firms, impact investors, and development finance institutions with our current cohort of pioneering South African low-carbon businesses.

Following months of rigorous capacity-building, financial modelling, technical de-risking, and equality and social inclusion coaching, businesses will present investment-ready, commercially viable opportunities aligned with South Africa’s Just Energy Transition.

The event is taking place over two days on 8 and 9 October in Cape Town.

Day 1: Project Pitch Event & Investor Showcase

Highlighting the technical and commercial maturity of the cohort, this day is designed specifically for financial stakeholders seeking curated green pipeline opportunities.

Day 2: Ecosystem Collaboration & CFA Alumni Roundtable

Focusing on ecosystem-wide dialogue, policy frameworks, and knowledge sharing. We will convene leading climate finance experts to share insights on unlocking capital, scaling up clean energy, and learning from past successes.

Meet the Businesses

• BioVest Holdings (Pty) LTD: Converting agricultural waste into renewable biomethane and biogenic CO2 to displace fossil fuels in industrial heating. 
• Innotegy Renewable Fuels: Are establishing a vertically integrated biorefinery to produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and Renewable Diesel (RD). 
• M Squared Energy Group: Developing a 500 MW solar PV facility in Limpopo to supply renewable electricity to the national grid. 
• Nova Moto: An energy-as-a-service model for electric motorcycle fleets, featuring battery-swapping technology. 
• Peco Power: Providing modular, plug-and-play solar DC grids to households and small businesses through a network of local youth entrepreneurs. 
• STROOM: Renting locally manufactured cargo e-bikes to township youth for zero-emission delivery jobs through a micro-hub model. 
• TaylorMade Water: Integrates industrial wastewater treatment with hydroponic farming to produce food crops while saving freshwater. 
• TERRAGRN: Restoring 10,000 hectares of degraded landscape in Mpumalanga through invasive species clearance, community-led agroforestry, and nature-based value chains for sustainable materials and bioenergy. 

For general enquiries, or to find out more about how you can support South African clean energy and circular economy developers, please contact the delivery team at GreenCape or NBI (cfasouthafricanbi@green-cape.co.za).

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