CESI: Expertise That Helps Close the Energy Gap

In many emerging economies, access to reliable electricity and the quality of energy infrastructure remain critical barriers to participating fully in the global energy transition. Independent technical actors play an essential role in addressing these disparities. Along this trajectory, CESI supports governments and utilities in designing resilient, efficient and inclusive power systems.

One of the most impactful examples of this commitment is CESI’s work in Mozambique, where the company is supporting the update of the national 20-year Power Master Plan. This comprehensive planning effort is helping the government and the national utility define priority investments across generation, transmission and distribution. The goal is to adopt a least‑cost, long‑term approach that accelerates universal access, integrates large‑scale renewable energy, and fosters inclusive and sustainable economic growth.

By strengthening strategic planning and reducing uncertainty for future investments, CESI is contributing to a more stable power sector—one capable of attracting capital, enhancing grid reliability and enabling communities to meaningfully participate in the energy system.

Through its independent expertise, CESI helps translate global ambitions for a just energy transition into concrete progress on the ground.