From 14MW power lines to transformer installations — we build the electrical infrastructure that keeps Ethiopian industry running.
Adera opened in Addis Ababa in July 2020 with a simple premise: deliver electrical projects that work, on time, without the overhead that slows larger firms down.
Five years later, the company has completed more than 32 projects across Addis Ababa and the surrounding regions. The client list runs from Ethiopian Electric Utility — one of the country's largest infrastructure operators — to private factories, steel manufacturers, and real estate developers.
The team stays lean by design. Between 19 and 30 engineers, electricians, and site staff depending on active workload. That size means senior staff stay hands-on at every stage, not just at handover.
The longer-term focus is on renewable energy and agro-industrial machinery — areas where reliable electrical infrastructure directly affects food production and energy access across Ethiopia.
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Full electromechanical design and installation for industrial plants and commercial buildings — single contractor from schematics to switch-on.
Industrial & Commercial15kV and 33kV overhead and underground distribution line construction — conductor stringing, transformer mounting, pillar and panel installation.
15kV · 33kV SystemsSupply, installation, and oil filtration of distribution and power transformers — from 50kVA building units to 9MVA industrial substations.
50kVA – 9MVA RangeSolar panel arrays, wind power installations, and generator systems — design, installation, and commissioning for off-grid and grid-tie applications.
Solar · Wind · GeneratorElectromechanical design and installation for agro-industrial equipment and manufacturing systems, including commissioning and operator handover.
Agro-Industry FocusScheduled maintenance and fault diagnosis for operational electrical systems — minimizing unplanned downtime for industrial and commercial clients.
Preventive & CorrectiveEvery project gets a written quality plan before work starts — not a template, an actual plan covering inspection checkpoints, material specs, and handover standards for that specific site.
Delivered against Ethiopian standards and international reference codes. Where those conflict, the project team resolves discrepancies before construction begins — not during commissioning.
The health and safety policy is active, not procedural. Site-specific risk assessments, subcontractor briefings, and direct employee accountability are part of how work gets done.
The company runs with 19 core staff — engineers, electricians, site workers, and administration — expanding to around 30 during large-scale projects.
That's a deliberate choice. A smaller, stable team means the people who price a job are the same people who build it. The general manager and technical manager stay involved at every stage, not just at the kick-off meeting.
Each site has a dedicated project manager and foreman responsible for day-to-day labor, materials, and schedule. The system is flat enough that decisions get made on site, not lost in layers of approval.
Whether you need a full substation, a distribution line, or a solar installation — reach out with your scope and we'll come back with a plan.