Angellah Wekongo is a manager at CLASP based in Nairobi, Kenya. She supports CLASP's climate portfolio and helps develop national frameworks and regulations for more energy-efficient, high-performing appliances across Africa.
Angellah manages CLASP’s South Africa portfolio and works with the government of
South Africa on techno-economic market analyses to inform development of standards for water and appliances. She also serves as project manager for CLASP’s portfolio in Nigeria where CLASP is supporting the government of Nigeria to develop Minimum
Energy Performance (MEPS) standards for electric motors
Previous projects include serving as the Africa Lead for the third phase of the Clean Lighting Coalition (CLiC), developing trainings on compliance frameworks for EAC and SADC members states under the EELA project, and supporting the leap to energy- efficient refrigerators and distribution transformers in Botswana.
Before joining CLASP, Angellah supported the implementation of the appliance standards and labelling programs and energy audits at Kenya's energy regulator.