Women professionals from Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Zambia are invited to apply for the Global Women in Clean Energy Fellowship.
The fellowship by the Rocky Mountain Institute is designed to empower emerging women leaders with the skills, networks, and resources needed to drive the clean energy transition in their countries and beyond.
The benefits range from technical training on distributed energy resources and local business models to exposure to project management skills like risk mitigation, procurement, and finance.
There is also group mentorship with women energy leaders from across sectors, peer networking with other passionate women across the region, and a capstone project to develop a clean energy policy, initiative, or strategy in their countries.
Lastly, selected fellows will be invited to a 3-day in-person leadership workshop in November 2025. This advanced training will focus on hands-on leadership skills for women leading clean energy projects or shaping policy.
Who qualifies?
– The fellowship is looking for women working on clean energy projects or policies in the targeted countries: Nigeria, Ethiopia, or Zambia.
– Ideal candidates are those with passion for leadership, innovation, and social impact in the energy space.
– But they must also have a burning desire to grow their networks and drive meaningful change in their communities.
When can you apply?
Apply on or before May 21, 2025.
Where can you apply
The Global Women in Clean Energy Fellowship, hosted by the Rocky Mountain Institute, invites women professionals from Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Zambia to apply by May 21, 2025.
This program aims to empower emerging women leaders with the skills, networks, and resources essential for driving clean energy transitions in their respective countries.
Benefits include technical training on distributed energy resources, project management abilities such as risk mitigation, procurement, finance, and group mentorship with women energy leaders.
Additionally, fellows will engage in peer networking and complete a capstone project to create a clean energy policy, initiative, or strategy in their country.
Selected participants will also attend a 3-day leadership workshop in November 2025, focusing on hands-on leadership skills for those involved in clean energy projects or policy shaping.
Applicants should be passionate about leadership, innovation, and social impact within the energy sector and keen to enlarge their networks to facilitate meaningful community changes.
For more details and to apply, interested women can visit the specified application link.
