Mauritius Clean Energy Week 2026 to Spotlight the Island’s Next Wave of Solar, Storage & Smart Energy Growth This July  

4th Edition to Unite Policymakers, Utilities, Investors and Renewable Energy Leaders in Mauritius  

As Mauritius accelerates its transition toward a cleaner, smarter, and more resilient energy future, the country is witnessing growing momentum across utility scale solar, battery storage, distributed energy systems, and sustainable infrastructure development.

Against this evolving backdrop, the 4th Edition Mauritius Clean Energy Week 2026 will convene leading policymakers, utilities, developers, EPCs, investors, technology providers, and large energy consumers to explore the opportunities, partnerships, and innovations shaping the island’s clean energy transformation.

Taking place on July 8, 2026 at Hennessy Park Hotel, Quatre Bornes, Mauritius Clean Energy Week 2026 will serve as a strategic platform for industry stakeholders to engage in focused discussions around project deployment, grid modernisation, clean mobility, financing, and long term energy resilience.

Co Hosted Forums. Focused Conversations Shaping Mauritius’ Energy Future  

Bringing together industry experts, financial institutions, policymakers, utilities, technology providers, and sustainability leaders, the event will feature four dedicated co hosted forums addressing the most important pillars of Mauritius’ evolving clean energy ecosystem.

Green Finance Forum – Mauritius  

Focused on unlocking investment opportunities through blended finance models, rooftop solar financing, C&I PPAs, and scalable hybrid solar plus storage projects.

Smart Grid & Energy Management Forum – Mauritius  

Exploring battery storage integration, smart grid technologies, digital energy management systems, rooftop solar adoption, and resilient island grid operations.

Green Manufacturing & Sustainability Forum – Mauritius  

Examining industrial decarbonisation pathways through onsite solar, hybrid energy systems, energy efficiency solutions, circular economy initiatives, and ESG driven transformation.

Electric Mobility Forum – Mauritius  

Discussing EV charging infrastructure, renewable powered mobility, vehicle to grid integration, fleet electrification, and the future of sustainable transportation in Mauritius.

Featured Speakers. Industry Leaders Driving the Conversation  

Mr. Danen Beemadoo, Renewable Energy Expert, Twin Towers Ltd

Mr. M Khalil Elahee, Chairperson, MARENA
Mr. Revin Beeharry, CEO, Sustainable Resource Management Ltd
Ms. Julia Hawkins, Managing Director, Hawkins Eberdal Ltd
Ms. Laura Payet, Financial Director, Corexsolar International (Mauritius) Ltd
Mr. Khalid Said, Managing Director, Gridtech Infrastructure
Mr. Danen Beemadoo, Renewable Energy Expert Consultant, Twin Towers Ltd
Mr. Naveen Kumar, Rating Head, CareEdge Africa
Mr. Deane Thomas, Founder, Three T’s (Mauritius) Limited
Ms. Olivia Mans, Head of Finance and Asset Management, Anzana Electric Group
Mr. Soonil Rughooputh, Energy Expert, LTM Energy Pty (South Africa)

and many more industry leaders are set to join the conversation.

Recognising Excellence Across Mauritius’ Clean Energy Ecosystem  

Mauritius Clean Energy Week 2026 will also host the prestigious Mauritius Clean Energy Leadership Awards 2026, recognising outstanding achievements across solar energy, wind energy, energy storage, smart energy, sustainability, electric mobility, innovation, project execution, ESG leadership, and market development.

The event will additionally spotlight the Future Energy Leadership Award Categories, honouring visionary CEOs, women leaders, young achievers under 40, high performing clean energy teams, industry pioneers, and future focused workplaces shaping the next era of clean energy leadership.

Strong Industry Backing  

Pan African Partner  

JA Solar

Session Partner  

Jinko Solar

Solar Distributor Partner  

Power & Sun

Strategic Partner  

CARE Ratings Africa

Supporting Partners  

DREBG
Green Finance Alliance

Strategic Media Partners  

SolarQuarter
Energy Storage Pro

Register and Join the Industry Conversation  

As Mauritius advances toward a more sustainable and diversified energy future, Mauritius Clean Energy Week 2026 offers a timely platform to connect with key decision makers, explore investment opportunities, and align with the country’s clean energy ambitions.

Register Now:

Mauritius Clean Energy Week 2026 | July 8, 2026 | Hennessy Park Hotel, Quatre Bornes, Mauritius


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