Sierra Leonean ownership.
Independent ambition.
A renewable-energy future.
Sewa Energy Resources (SL) Ltd. is an indigenous, Sierra Leonean-owned independent renewable-energy developer. Led by Chief Executive Officer Kofie Macauley, SERL is pursuing utility-scale hydropower, solar and transmission infrastructure for Sierra Leone’s future.
Its work brings together the ambition for reliable electricity, the demands of infrastructure development and a close connection to the country it serves. The Betmai programme in Tonkolili District begins with a 28.2 MW hydro phase, alongside complementary solar development and a shared grid connection.
Discover the Betmai projectOur mission is to develop Sierra Leone’s water and solar resources into reliable clean power, expanding energy access and enabling industrial growth. From agro-processing and cold storage to mining and manufacturing, dependable electricity creates room for enterprise to grow.
Our vision is to become a leading independent power producer with a diversified renewable-energy portfolio. We aim to strengthen national energy security and create opportunities for businesses and communities across the country.
International engineering standards, careful feasibility work and practical design guide the development of our hydro-solar programme.
Environmental stewardship and the UN Sustainable Development Goals inform our approach to energy, livelihoods and long-term prosperity.
Clear responsibilities, financial transparency and accountability to stakeholders are central to the way we develop projects.
Participation, local skills and benefit sharing connect our infrastructure ambitions with the people living closest to them.
FOUNDER & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Kofie Macauley founded Sewa Energy Resources (SL) Ltd. to develop renewable-energy opportunities in Sierra Leone. He leads the company’s work on the Betmai Hydroelectric Project and its relationships with communities, institutions and project partners.
He also founded CAMSERV, a Sierra Leonean transportation and logistics business. His experience spans business development, international partnerships and market-entry support in the energy, agriculture and mining sectors. That commercial background informs his approach to project development and long-term investment.
Explore a conversation with SERLCorporate strategy and stakeholder relations, project delivery, finance and investment, and engineering design form the core leadership responsibilities of the programme. Together, they connect technical decisions with delivery planning and long-term value.
Our governance commitments include financial transparency, zero tolerance for bribery and corruption, and structured dialogue with government agencies, local chiefs, community organisations and civil society. Project progress and community perspectives form part of our reporting as development advances.
Explore our environmental and social commitmentsLegal, financial, engineering and environmental advisers work alongside SERL’s leadership and development partners.
Hear the project sponsors discuss the vision for renewable energy in Sierra Leone.