Alpha Namibia Industries Renewable Power
A Namibian independent power producer focused on solar generation and the development of other renewable-energy assets.
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History
Alpha Namibia Industries Renewable Power was established in Namibia in 2018 as an independent power producer specializing in renewable electricity. Its creation reflected the country's effort to increase domestic generation capacity and make greater use of its abundant solar resources. From the outset, the company was structured around infrastructure projects rather than consumer-facing energy products, with activities centered on developing, constructing and operating renewable-generation assets. In 2019, ANIREP was admitted to trading on the Namibia Stock Exchange. The listing was historically significant because it made ANIREP the first alternative-energy company listed on that exchange. This gave Namibia's renewable-power sector a locally listed corporate vehicle and provided the company with a public-market platform for growth, although the supplied reference material does not include its market capitalization, share price, revenues or other financial data. The company pursued an acquisition-led expansion in 2020. In April, it purchased 80 percent of HopSol Africa. Two months later, in June, it acquired 70 percent of HopSol Power Generation. Both transactions increased ANIREP's exposure to the solar value chain and supported its development as an integrated renewable-energy company with interests extending beyond individual generating plants. ANIREP's project activity continued with the Khan Solar project, which was launched in 2022 near Usakos in the Erongo Region. The project reached an opening ceremony in March 2025, with Namibian President Nangolo Mbumba delivering a speech. The project is one of the clearest publicly identified examples of ANIREP's role in bringing a utility-scale solar asset from development toward operation. In June 2022, ANIREP also received a contract to build and operate the Kokerboom Solar Power Station in southern Namibia. By the middle of 2025, the company had secured 250 hectares of land and obtained environmental clearance for both the solar farm and its transmission line. These steps indicate progress through land access and environmental authorization, but the available material does not establish the project's final capacity, construction completion date, financing structure or commercial start date. The company's renewable-energy scope widened in April 2025 when it acquired a 45 percent interest in the Cerim Lüderitz wind power project. The transaction added wind generation to a portfolio historically described primarily through solar projects and demonstrated an interest in diversifying by resource and technology. The supplied sources do not provide enough information to determine the project's construction status, ownership arrangements beyond ANIREP's stake, or expected output. As of the latest period covered by the supplied reference material, ANIREP remained an active Namibia-focused renewable-energy company. Its identifiable activities include public-market participation, solar project development and operation, acquisitions of solar-related businesses, and investment in a wind project. Information about its executives, detailed corporate governance, financial results, customers, generating capacity, and operations outside Namibia remains unavailable in the referenced material.
- 2025
Khan Solar plant opened
[1]The Khan Solar plant opened in March near Usakos, with an address by Namibian President Nangolo Mbumba.
- 2025
Cerim Lüderitz wind-project investment
[1]ANIREP acquired a 45 percent stake in the Cerim Lüderitz wind power project.
- 2022
Khan Solar project launched
[1]The Khan Solar project was launched near Usakos in the Erongo Region.
- 2022
Kokerboom contract awarded
[1]ANIREP received a contract to build and operate the Kokerboom Solar Power Station in southern Namibia.
- 2020
HopSol Africa acquisition
[1]ANIREP acquired 80 percent of HopSol Africa.
- 2020
HopSol Power Generation acquisition
[1]ANIREP acquired a 70 percent interest in HopSol Power Generation.
- 2019
Namibia Stock Exchange listing
[1]ANIREP became the first alternative-energy company listed on the Namibia Stock Exchange.
- 2018
Company founded
[1]Alpha Namibia Industries Renewable Power was founded in Namibia as an independent power producer focused on renewable energy.
Products and positioning
A Namibia-focused independent power producer and renewable-energy infrastructure developer, with an emphasis on utility-scale solar and selective expansion into wind power.
Utility-scale solar power project · 2022
Khan Solar project
A solar-generation project developed near Usakos in Namibia's Erongo Region. It was launched in 2022 and the plant opened in March 2025. The project represents ANIREP's role in developing and bringing a utility-scale renewable asset into operation.
Utility-scale solar power project · 2022
Kokerboom Solar Power Station
A solar power station in southern Namibia for which ANIREP received a build-and-operate contract in June 2022. By mid-2025, the company had secured 250 hectares and received environmental clearance for the solar farm and its transmission line.
Wind power project
Cerim Lüderitz wind power project
A wind-energy project in Lüderitz in which ANIREP acquired a 45 percent interest in April 2025. The investment expanded the company's portfolio beyond solar, although detailed capacity and operating information is not identified in the supplied sources.
Brand decisions
2025
Diversification into wind powerStrategyBackground
ANIREP broadened its renewable-energy portfolio beyond its established solar focus.
Action taken
The company acquired a 45 percent interest in the Cerim Lüderitz wind power project.
Aftermath
The transaction gave ANIREP an ownership position in a wind-generation development in Lüderitz; further project details are not available in the supplied sources.
2022
Launch of the Khan Solar projectProduct launchBackground
ANIREP continued developing utility-scale solar generation in Namibia.
Action taken
The company launched the Khan Solar project near Usakos in the Erongo Region.
Aftermath
The plant subsequently opened in March 2025.
2020
Expansion through HopSol acquisitionsM&ABackground
ANIREP sought to strengthen its position across solar development and power generation.
Action taken
The company acquired 80 percent of HopSol Africa in April and 70 percent of HopSol Power Generation in June.
Aftermath
The transactions expanded ANIREP's interests in Namibia's solar-energy value chain.
Recent events
- 2025
Khan Solar plant opens in Erongo Region[1]
Product launch
The Khan Solar plant was opened near Usakos in March 2025 in an event featuring a speech by Namibian President Nangolo Mbumba.
- 2025
ANIREP acquires a 45 percent interest in the Cerim Lüderitz wind project[1]
M&A
ANIREP broadened its renewable-generation portfolio by acquiring a 45 percent stake in the Cerim Lüderitz wind power project.
- 2022
Khan Solar project launched near Usakos[1]
Product launch
ANIREP launched the Khan Solar project in Namibia's Erongo Region near Usakos.
- 2022
ANIREP receives the Kokerboom solar project contract[1]
Other
The company received a contract to build and operate the Kokerboom Solar Power Station in southern Namibia.
- 2020
ANIREP acquires an 80 percent stake in HopSol Africa[1]
M&A
The company expanded into the solar-energy business through the acquisition of 80 percent of HopSol Africa.
- 2020
ANIREP acquires a 70 percent stake in HopSol Power Generation[1]
M&A
ANIREP acquired a majority interest in HopSol Power Generation, further strengthening its presence in solar power generation and project development.
- 2019
ANIREP becomes the first alternative-energy company listed on the Namibia Stock Exchange[1]
Other
Alpha Namibia Industries Renewable Power was listed on the Namibia Stock Exchange, establishing the company as the first alternative-energy company listed on that exchange.
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