Nigerian power statistics:
90% deficiency in power supply
50% of Nigerians live in off-grid areas with 0% power access
45% of Nigerians connected to the National grid
Only 25% of Nigerian homes have access to regular power
supply
Less than 0.3% of Nigerian homes enjoy solar power
Our first step is to bring the community together under a recognizable administrative system such as a cooperative, association or other formats. This allows us to negotiate and plan for the community as a whole.
Working with our partners, we decide on the most suitable renewable energy source, be it solar, wind, hydro or a hybrid and build this out in the beneficiary community. This is done using advanced technology available to ensure effectiveness.
With the renewable energy plant ready, the beneficiary community is connected to a sustainable and reliable power source which is designed to meet their needs in consumption and prospective development needs
In order to cover development costs, the cluster is charged competitive tariffs or repayment rates which are collected via modern channels which exclude any form of bypassing or defaults.
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