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    Rolake Akinkugbe-Filani Launches EnergyInc Advisors to Bridge the Energy Investment Gap

    Prominent energy and finance executive Rolake Akinkugbe-Filani, HCIB has announced the launch of EnergyInc Advisors, a strategic advisory firm dedicated to unlocking capital and accelerating investment in Africa’s energy, infrastructure, and climate sectors.

    With nearly 20 years of deep experience spanning upstream oil and gas, clean energy transitions, capital markets, and strategic infrastructure financing, Akinkugbe-Filani said the new venture is a personal and professional milestone.

    “I’m beyond excited to finally take ownership in my own way for helping to finance and scale Africa’s energy future,” she said.

    EnergyInc Advisors is set to serve as a crucial link between Africa’s ambitious energy goals and the capital required to achieve them. The firm’s core mission is to help projects move from concept to capital-ready execution — closing the persistent gap between ideas with impact and those that secure funding.

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    At the heart of EnergyInc’s work is a focus on:

    • Capital mobilisation and investment-readiness
    • Strategic advisory for governments and private sector players
    • Investor engagement and compelling financial storytelling

    “Africa doesn’t lack vision or viable projects. What’s missing is structure, narrative, and the kind of staying power that builds investor conviction,” Akinkugbe-Filani noted. “EnergyInc Advisors was founded to de-risk complexity and unlock investment at the scale our continent needs.”

    From upstream developments to national energy transition frameworks and distributed power solutions, the firm will provide high-level support across the energy value chain — working with both public and private stakeholders.

    The launch of EnergyInc Advisors reflects Akinkugbe-Filani’s broader commitment to driving systemic transformation in Africa’s investment ecosystem and ensuring the continent’s energy and climate projects don’t just start—they scale.

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