The intersection of climate finance and Africa’s energy transition presents unprecedented opportunities for development organisations and governments. With global climate commitments driving billions in available capital toward clean energy solutions, African nations are uniquely positioned to attract investment that simultaneously addresses energy poverty and climate objectives. This article examines the emerging landscape of sustainable energy finance across the continent, highlighting successful models from Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa where strategic partnerships between governments, development organisations, and private investors have catalysed transformational energy projects.