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Dhobley, Lower Juba
Somalia.
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More useful information
What areas does AMECO currently serve?
AMECO provides 24-hour electricity to Dhobley and Afmadow, and 12-hour supply to Qoqani. We are planning to expand to other towns and cities across Somalia.
What makes AMECO different from other providers?
We are pioneers in the Lower Juba energy sector, with over 10 years of experience. AMECO combines affordable tariffs, reliable 24/7 electricity, and a strong focus on renewable energy solutions to give customers the best value.
How do I apply for a new electricity connection?
You can visit our Dhobley headquarters or contact us via phone/email to apply for a connection. Our customer service team will guide you through the process and installation requirements.
Is AMECO investing in renewable energy?
Yes. AMECO is transitioning to solar and battery hybrid systems to reduce diesel costs, lower electricity tariffs, and provide clean, sustainable power for the future.
Who are AMECO’s main customers?
Our customers include residential households, small and large businesses, hotels, schools, hospitals, NGOs, government institutions, and telecommunication companies like Hormuud and Somtel.
How do I pay my electricity bills?
Payments are made through our digitalized system, including pre-paid meters and mobile money services. This ensures convenience, transparency, and efficient billing.
Over the years, AMECO has:
Our Impact
Our future strategy is focused on expanding our reach to more towns and cities across Somalia, while investing in clean energy solutions that ensure sustainability, affordability, and long-term growth.
We envision a Somalia where every household, institution, and business has access to reliable electricity — fueling development, innovation, and prosperity for all.
