Projects
Designed for real-world performance
our PROJECTS
Across Africa, ENEYA partners with organisations to address complex energy and infrastructure challenges with practical, high-impact solutions. Each project combines technical expertise, intelligent technologies and a clear focus on measurable outcomes: improving performance today while building greater resilience and long-term value for tomorrow.
our PROJECTS
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DBM 0.95MW, Triolet
At Eneya Energy, we are proud to contribute to Mauritius’ energy transition through the development and delivery of innovative renewable energy projects. Our 950 kWp rooftop solar PV project at DBM Triolet, comprising 1,730 PV modules, is expected to generate more than 1.5 GWh of renewable electricity annually. This is equivalent to the electricity consumption of more than 700 households and approximately 1,500 tonnes of avoided CO₂ emissions per year.
Eneya Energy played a leading role in the development and execution of the project, working closely with DBM and our partners to overcome a technically challenging rooftop environment. The project was delivered through JV Enerfund, a joint venture led by Eneya Energy together with Scomat and CEIL, combining complementary expertise and capabilities.
DBM Triolet demonstrates Eneya Energy’s ability to bring together engineering expertise, strong partnerships and execution capabilities to successfully deliver complex renewable energy projects in Mauritius.
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Seabrew Solar, Amaury
SeaBrew Solar Ltd was established in 2024 to develop, own and operate an 18.45 MWp solar power plant under the CEB’s Carbon Neutral Industrial Sector (CNIS) Renewable Energy scheme. The project brings together Phoenix Beverages Ltd, Froid des Mascareignes Ltd and Marine Biotechnology Products Ltd, with Eneya holding a 30% stake and acting as the project’s technical and management partner. Located at Amaury in the North-East of Mauritius, adjacent to an existing CEB 66 kV substation, the solar farm comprises 28,824 PV modules designed to maximise energy production and operational efficiency. Once fully operational, the plant is expected to generate approximately 26 GWh of renewable electricity annually over 20 years, equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of around 12,000 households.
The project is also expected to avoid approximately 25,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions per year. Through its technical and management role, Eneya Energy is helping deliver one of Mauritius’ significant utility-scale renewable energy projects, supporting the country’s transition towards a lower-carbon and more secure energy future.
