Africa Bioethanol Association
Membership

Help found Africa's bioethanol association.

Membership is open to producers, agribusinesses, technology providers, investors, and research institutions across the continent and internationally.

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Membership

Join the founding cohort shaping Africa's biofuels future.

Joining ABA is a direct investment in the regulatory environment in which your company will operate. Philanthropic foundations are invited to contribute $20k–$100k toward establishment and evidence workstreams.

Most Impactful

Founding Member

$10,000
min. / year · 2-year commitment

Founding members commit $10,000 minimum per year for two years, payable annually.

  • Seat on the steering committee
  • Direct role in setting advocacy and standards agenda
  • Priority access to investment roadshows and DFI introductions
  • Limited to 4–5 founding members
Become a Founding Member

Full Member

$1,000 – $5,000
annually · $5,000 default rate
  • Access to ABA market insights and research
  • Network across DFIs, technology providers, and standards working groups
  • Discounted rate for organisations under $500k annual revenue
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Affiliate

Free
research, NGOs, government bodies
  • Network participation without financial commitment
  • Designed for non-commercial actors strengthening ABA's policy reach
  • Access to selected convenings and working groups
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Application

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Click below to open the membership application form and submit your details to the ABA secretariat.

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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can international organisations join?
Yes — ABA welcomes members from any country. Our work spans African markets but our membership is open to producers, investors, technology providers, and institutions operating globally.
What does a Founding Member seat entail?
Founding Members hold a seat on ABA's steering committee, co-develop the advocacy and standards agenda, and receive priority access to investment roadshows and DFI introductions.
When does membership begin?
Membership begins upon receipt of your completed application and confirmation from the ABA team. Founding membership closes once the founding cohort of 4–5 members is filled.
What is the difference between Full and Affiliate membership?
Full Members contribute financially and receive access to ABA's research, DFI network, and working groups. Affiliate membership is free and designed for non-commercial actors such as research institutions, NGOs, and government bodies.
Who Should Join

Anyone operating across the ethanol value chain.

ABA is the authoritative pan-African industry body covering all major bioethanol use cases — from household cooking to maritime fuel and green chemicals.

  • Clean cooking
  • Fuel blending
  • Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)
  • Sustainable Maritime Fuel (SMF)
  • Green chemicals
  • 01Bioethanol producers and distributors
  • 02Clean cooking companies
  • 03Agribusiness and feedstock suppliers
  • 04Technology providers
  • 05Investors and development finance institutions
  • 06Research, standards bodies, NGOs and coalitions

Founding Partners

U.S. Grains and BioProducts Council (USGBC) logo

U.S. Grains and BioProducts Council (USGBC)

Bioethanol technical expertise and established relationships with U.S. government financing institutions including DFC, USTDA, and the State Department

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FarmerCo Industries Limited logo

FarmerCo Industries Limited

Uganda-based ethanol distillery and clean cooking company supplying modern ethanol stoves and cooking fuel to households across Kampala

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Asanita Agricultural Processing Company Limited logo

Asanita Agricultural Processing Company Limited

Nigeria-based integrated agro-energy company developing a 50,000 litre per day cassava-to-bioethanol plant in Edo State

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