South Asia is on the brink of a clean energy transformation, yet access to capital remains a key bottleneck, especially for capital intensive solar energy projects. Off-grid Renewable Energy (ORE) fund bridges this gap by providing the capital into high-potential energy service companies across Nepal and Bangladesh.
Our Strategy
ORE Fund focuses on companies offering solar rooftop systems and energy-as-a-service models, particularly those operating under OPEX-based Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). These models require no upfront capital from clients and ensure long-term energy savings while reducing carbon emissions.
Investments
Gham Power: Founded in 2010, Gham Power is a leading solar company based in Kathmandu. Starting with urban residential projects during Nepal’s power crisis, it later pioneered the country’s first rural microgrid and largest grid-tied solar system. With over 4,000 installations nationwide, Gham Power empowers businesses and rural communities with clean energy and digital tools, driving climate action and energy reliability.
Gham Urja Sewa: Gham Urja Sewa is a solar energy service company, joint venture of Gham Power and ORE, focused on delivering Commercial & Industrial (C&I) solar rooftop solutions under an OPEX model. Clients pay zero upfront costs and benefit from long-term energy savings through Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) at rates up to 15% cheaper than grid electricity. By handling installation, ownership, and maintenance, GUS enables businesses to adopt clean energy effortlessly while accelerating Nepal’s transition to a sustainable energy future.
