Energy Corps Names Four Grantees for Projects Advancing Energy Access
Energy Corps has named four new grantees whose projects will expand access to affordable, reliable, modern energy for communities in Africa and among U.S. Tribal Nations.
Energy Corps, a U.S.-based nonprofit, announced on September 18, 2026, that it has selected four new grantees. These projects aim to reduce energy poverty and improve energy access in communities across Africa and within the United States.
The selected initiatives will focus on expanding the availability of affordable, reliable, and modern energy. The geographic scope includes communities in both East and West Africa, as well as Tribal Nations in the U.S., marking a concerted effort to address energy disparities.
This funding by Energy Corps underscores the organization's commitment to advancing global energy solutions. The organization stated that the grants are intended to foster sustainable energy infrastructure and contribute to economic development in the supported regions.
Further details regarding the specific projects and their expected impact are forthcoming. Energy Corps continues its mission to identify and support efforts that improve energy access worldwide.