HQ Function

The San Francisco office historically served as the global headquarters, overseeing R&D, global strategy, finance, and software development before the ENGIE acquisition. It drove the initial product innovation and business model development.

Notable Features:

As a tech-focused social enterprise, the HQ likely fostered an innovative and mission-driven environment. Specific architectural details are not widely publicized.

Work Culture:

Historically, a fast-paced, impact-oriented culture focused on innovation, customer-centricity, and solving energy poverty. Emphasis on collaboration and leveraging technology for social good.

HQ Significance:

The birthplace of Fenix's PAYG solar technology and business model, which significantly impacted off-grid energy access in Africa. It represented a hub for clean energy innovation in Silicon Valley.

Values Reflected in HQ: Innovation, accessibility, sustainability, and customer empowerment were key values likely reflected in their operational approach rather than specific HQ architecture.

Location:

Fenix International, now as part of ENGIE Energy Access, has a significant operational presence across Sub-Saharan Africa. Key countries include Uganda, Zambia, Nigeria, Benin, Côte d'Ivoire, Mozambique, and others. Globally, functions supported include R&D (historically US-based, now integrated with ENGIE), supply chain management, software development for PAYG platforms, marketing, sales, customer service, and local assembly/distribution networks within its African markets. Their global presence is primarily focused on delivering energy access solutions directly to end-users in developing countries.

Street Address:

900 Marin Street (Last known independent HQ address, subject to change post-ENGIE integration)

City:

San Francisco

State/Province:

California

Country:

USA