Information Hub for Renewable Energy Technologies
REIAMA provides an information hub that serves as a central source of information on renewable energy activities, projects, research, and industry developments in Malawi.
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REIAMA
The Renewable Energy Industries Association of Malawi (REIAMA) is a national industry association representing all renewable energy sectors in Malawi.
What We Do
Advancing Renewable Energy in Malawi
REIAMA works to accelerate access to affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy through research, advocacy, collaboration, and capacity building.
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Discover the
PURE Roadmap
Discover the The Productive Use of Renewable Energy (PURE) Roadmap , national strategy aimed at shaping the future of productive use of renewable energy in Malawi.
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Be Part of Malawi’s Renewable Energy Future
Join a national network of renewable energy professionals, companies, organizations, and institutions working together to shape Malawi’s clean energy transition.
REIAMA
What We Do
REIAMA supports Malawi’s renewable energy sector through the following core pillars:
Promotion of Renewable Energy Technologies (RETs)
REIAMA promotes the production, supply, demand, importation, and exportation of renewable energy technologies (RET) through marketing platforms, industry events, and member-led initiatives.Learn moreDispute Resolution for Renewable Energy Providers
REIAMA provides neutral dispute resolution support between members and end users to encourage fairness, accountability, and professionalism within the renewable energy sector in Malawi.Learn moreTraining and Mentorship for Renewable Energy Professionals
REIAMA delivers training and mentorship programs that strengthen technical skills, business capacity, and professional development across the renewable energy sector in Malawi.Learn more
About
Renewable Energy Industries Association of Malawi (REIAMA)
The registered trustees of the Renewable Energy Industries Association of Malawi (REIAMA) was established in 1999 with the explicit aim of promoting renewable energy technologies (RETs) in a sustainable manner to the satisfaction of consumers in Malawi.
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Become a Member
REIAMA membership is open to individuals, companies, organizations, projects, and programs involved in or supporting renewable energy development in Malawi.
Membership Types
Corporate Members
Individual Members
Development Partners
Government Organizations
Benefits
Policy engagement
Access to exclusive resources
Capacity building opportunities
Networking & visibility
REIAMA
What We Do
REIAMA supports Malawi’s renewable energy sector through the following core pillars:
Promotion of Renewable Energy Technologies (RETs)
REIAMA promotes the production, supply, demand, importation, and exportation of renewable energy technologies (RET) through marketing platforms, industry events, and member-led initiatives.
Information Hub for Renewable Energy Technologies
REIAMA serves as a central source of information on renewable energy activities, projects, research, and industry developments in Malawi.
Dispute Resolution for Renewable Energy Providers
REIAMA provides neutral dispute resolution support between members and end users to encourage fairness, accountability, and professionalism within the renewable energy sector in Malawi.
Training and Mentorship for Renewable Energy Professionals
REIAMA delivers training and mentorship programs that strengthen technical skills, business capacity, and professional development across the renewable energy sector in Malawi.
REIAMA
What We Do
REIAMA supports Malawi’s renewable energy sector through the following core pillars:
Promotion of Renewable Energy Technologies (RETs)
REIAMA promotes the production, supply, demand, importation, and exportation of renewable energy technologies (RET) through marketing platforms, industry events, and member-led initiatives.
Information Hub for Renewable Energy Technologies
REIAMA serves as a central source of information on renewable energy activities, projects, research, and industry developments in Malawi.
Dispute Resolution for Renewable Energy Providers
REIAMA provides neutral dispute resolution support between members and end users to encourage fairness, accountability, and professionalism within the renewable energy sector in Malawi.
Training and Mentorship for Renewable Energy Professionals
REIAMA delivers training and mentorship programs that strengthen technical skills, business capacity, and professional development across the renewable energy sector in Malawi.
REIAMA
Latest News
Explore REIAMA latest news and features from the media, workshops and events.
Read more10 September, 2026
Building Renewable Energy Ecosystems through Cross-Border Collaboration
We are proud to highlight our Executive Director, Charles Dakalira, who joined regional leaders and experts on stage at RE4SG 2026 for a critical panel discussion on “Building…
Read more2 September, 2026
Sun King Malawi Commits MWK 20 Million In-Kind Sponsorship for 2026 Malawi National Energy Conference
LILONGWE, MALAWI – As stakeholders prepare for the upcoming 2026 Malawi National Energy Conference under the theme “Powering Growth: Mainstreaming Energy Across Sectors,” Sun King Malawi has officially solidified…
Read more29 July, 2026
Global Energy Industry Key Trends – 29 July 2026
Key Trends Key trends that the media are reporting on: Germany’s proposed EEG 2027 amendment is generating sustained industry opposition, with BSW-Solar and ZVEH warning that planned cuts…
Read more22 July, 2026
Stakeholders Unite to Advance Malawi’s Clean Energy Future Through the ASCENT Project
The Renewable Energy Industries Association of Malawi (REIAMA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Energy and the Global Off-Grid Lighting Association (GOGLA), convened stakeholders for the ASCENT Project…
Read more21 July, 2026
Global Energy Industry Key Trends – 21 July 2026
Key Trends Key trends that the media are reporting on: US import enforcement tightens: US lawmakers are seeking a crackdown on solar imports alleged to be circumventing duties,…
