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SPECIAL EDITION
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Powering Knowledge. Driving Impact.
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In this edition of the NREP Newsletter, we share two key publications contributing to Uganda’s renewable energy and clean cooking agenda.
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The REC25 and Expo Report 2025 captures insights and commitments from Uganda’s flagship renewable energy convening, highlighting priorities across clean cooking, finance, innovation, and inclusive energy access.
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The 2026 EcoFlame Magazine brings together sector perspectives, stories, and practical insights that reflect the progress and opportunities shaping Uganda’s clean energy transition.
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Together, these publications strengthen knowledge sharing and collaboration across the renewable energy ecosystem.
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We also take this opportunity to announce the upcoming Renewable Energy Conference and Expo 2026 (REC26), which will convene stakeholders once again to advance Uganda’s green energy transition.
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RENEWABLE ENERGY CONFERENC 2025 & EXPO (REC25 & EXPO)
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Transforming Energy Systems for Livelihoods and Conservation
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The REC25 and Expo Report 2025 provides a comprehensive summary of the Renewable Energy Conference and Expo, which convened 1,898 participants from 21 countries to discuss clean cooking, access to finance, productive use of energy, innovation, and inclusive energy systems.
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The report documents key conference themes and sector recommendations across clean cooking value chains, partnerships, research and data systems, capacity building, and ensuring no one is left behind.
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It also presents structured recommendations with identified responsible actors to support follow-through and accountability.
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- 1,898 total participants
- Representation from 21 countries
- Clear sector priorities and actionable recommendations
- Strong emphasis on clean cooking, innovation, finance, and productive use of energy
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RENEWABLE ENERGY CONFERENC 2026 & EXPO (REC26 & EXPO) REPORT
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REC26 & EXPO Theme:
"From Systems to Scale: Powering Uganda’s Green Economy"
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- Dates: 19th – 21st October 2026
- Venue: Kampala Serena Hotel, Kampala
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REC26 & EXPO will convene policymakers, private sector leaders, development partners, researchers, and innovators to explore pathways for scaling renewable energy solutions that support Uganda’s green economy.
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The conference will focus on strengthening energy systems, accelerating clean cooking adoption, unlocking investment, and expanding productive use of renewable energy.
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Book a Side Event or Session in Advance
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More details about registration, exhibition opportunities, and partnership options will be shared soon.
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EcoFlames Magazine 2026
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Clean Cooking, Renewable Energy Markets, and Inclusive Transitions
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The 2026 EcoFlames Magazine presents a curated collection of sector insights, human stories, market developments, and practical guidance supporting Uganda’s clean cooking and renewable energy transition.
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It brings together perspectives from policy, private sector, development partners, and communities, reflecting the lived realities and opportunities shaping energy access today.
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What Makes This Edition Important
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- Highlights progress and emerging trends in clean cooking adoption
- Explores financing models and market development pathways
- Integrates gender and inclusion perspectives in energy transitions
- Features expert insights and practical consumer guidance
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While policy frameworks are advancing, adoption and market transformation require storytelling, evidence, and shared learning. The 2026 Magazine bridges that gap by connecting sector strategy with real-world implementation.
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NREP remains committed to strengthening Uganda’s renewable energy ecosystem through collaboration, knowledge sharing, and coordinated action.
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Stay connected through our website and platforms for updates on REC26 & EXPO and other upcoming initiatives.
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National Renewable Energy Platform
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Office Address: Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Amber House, Plot 29/33, Kampala Road, Kampala, Uganda
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Postal Address: 163345, Kampala, Uganda
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Working Hours: Mon - Friday 8:00 - 17:00
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