All On
All On is an independent impact investing company based in Nigeria, established in 2004 with initial funding from Shell. The organization focuses on increasing access to commercial energy products and services for unserved and underserved off-grid energy markets, particularly in the Niger Delta region. All On invests in various off-grid energy solutions, including solar, wind, hydro, biomass, and gas technologies. These investments are made in collaboration with both foreign and local companies that provide access to energy, aiming to complement existing grid power and address Nigeria's significant energy gap. Through its initiatives, All On seeks to enhance energy accessibility and contribute to sustainable development in the region.
Mobile Power Ltd is a company that specializes in providing rental battery packs for charging mobile phones to off-grid customers in developing countries. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Sheffield, United Kingdom, the company addresses the challenges faced by the estimated half a billion mobile phone users without access to grid electricity. Many of these individuals currently rely on diesel generators and oil lamps, which are both costly and environmentally harmful. Mobile Power Ltd aims to enhance access to clean energy, facilitating improved business opportunities, education, and health outcomes while also reducing carbon emissions. The company incorporates security systems and mobile payment capabilities into its battery packs, further streamlining the user experience in these underserved markets.
Greenage Technologies Power Systems Ltd is a Nigerian company that specializes in the manufacturing of solar inverters and related power electronics. Founded in 2017 and based in Enugu, the company offers a range of products, including Pure Sine Wave Inverters, Automatic Voltage Regulators, and Automatic Transfer Switches. As the first indigenous mass producer of solar inverter technologies in Nigeria, Greenage Technologies aims to enhance local product availability and reduce costs associated with solar energy systems. The company has established a presence in 26 of Nigeria's 36 states and plans to expand its operations to Ghana, Rwanda, and Kenya in the near future. Through its focus on local manufacturing, Greenage Technologies is contributing to the growing adoption of solar energy in the region.
NXT Grid democratises developing and operating profitable solar micro-utilities in Africa, through smart solar PV panels and battery equipment rental and AI-enabled support services. It empowers local businesses to become successful mini-grid developers, by removing financial and technical barriers. For investors, NXT Grid bundles multiple vetted mini-grids in larger, financeable projects, giving Financiers a one-stop shop for investing in emerging energy markets, while having a clear view of the actual risk level.
Salpha aims to tap solar energy for a cleaner and more sustainable future for everyone.
Infibranches Technologies provides digital payment services to solar energy providers.
Salpha aims to tap solar energy for a cleaner and more sustainable future for everyone.
Oolu is the fastest growing off-grid solar company West Africa. Our Vision is to be the leading energy and financial service provider to millions of customers in the developing world.
Our model, developed with local communities, allows us to reach off-grid households in rural villages offering them modern energy access. With a monthly payment model reducing barriers to access, as well as maintenance, parts and battery replacements included in our service, we save our clients money and assure them a continuous, dependable source of energy.
In Wolof, a national language of Senegal, Oolu means ‘trust’. By building trust with the communities in which we work, we can grow together.
Greenage Technologies Power Systems Ltd is a Nigerian company that specializes in the manufacturing of solar inverters and related power electronics. Founded in 2017 and based in Enugu, the company offers a range of products, including Pure Sine Wave Inverters, Automatic Voltage Regulators, and Automatic Transfer Switches. As the first indigenous mass producer of solar inverter technologies in Nigeria, Greenage Technologies aims to enhance local product availability and reduce costs associated with solar energy systems. The company has established a presence in 26 of Nigeria's 36 states and plans to expand its operations to Ghana, Rwanda, and Kenya in the near future. Through its focus on local manufacturing, Greenage Technologies is contributing to the growing adoption of solar energy in the region.
Greenage Technologies Power Systems Ltd is a Nigerian company that specializes in the manufacturing of solar inverters and related power electronics. Founded in 2017 and based in Enugu, the company offers a range of products, including Pure Sine Wave Inverters, Automatic Voltage Regulators, and Automatic Transfer Switches. As the first indigenous mass producer of solar inverter technologies in Nigeria, Greenage Technologies aims to enhance local product availability and reduce costs associated with solar energy systems. The company has established a presence in 26 of Nigeria's 36 states and plans to expand its operations to Ghana, Rwanda, and Kenya in the near future. Through its focus on local manufacturing, Greenage Technologies is contributing to the growing adoption of solar energy in the region.
Arnergy Solar Limited is a Nigerian company established in 2013, specializing in the manufacture, installation, and maintenance of modular, micro-grid ready systems designed for solar energy utilization. The company's product offerings include the Arnergy 3000 and Arnergy 5000 systems, which aim to provide sustainable energy solutions for businesses. Arnergy's mission focuses on delivering energy solutions that enhance operational efficiency and economic outcomes for clients, particularly in emerging markets. Through its innovative approach, Arnergy addresses energy reliability challenges, contributing to improved productivity and sustainability in various sectors.