Solving the energy crisis in Africa requires the use of sophisticated technology, innovative thinking and an unconventional approach in harnessing readily available alternative energy resources to generate renewable energy independently and to seamlessly integrate the solution with existing thermal and hydropower sources to achieve an optimal energy-efficient situation. At Onewattsolar…

In a bid to accelerate our growth this year at OneWattSolar, we’re happy to announce to you that we’ve recently partnered with GIN (Green Investment Network) an international investment network to be in charge of our energy associate arm in order to drive rapid investments, we’ll be leveraging their existing…

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The Problem: Electricity crisis is the most important infrastructure bottleneck in Africa today as Businesses Experience power outages with less than 2-Hours of Power a day and 85 percent of them own a Fossil Generators as alternative source of power generation. Nigeria requires More than 100,000MW of Electricity to Support…

Africa experiences the worst Electricity Crisis with Over 0.5Billion People Living Without Access to Energy, this underscores the nightmarish generation, distribution and supply in the countries. …

In 14 Days — The Nigeria’s Electricity Grid experienced a very huge hit as the total generation dip to a 75MW all time low! (This amount of Energy is just what the Murtala International Airport alone Require for a day) Our New Block Chain Backed Citizen-Led Decentralized Solar Distributed Electricity…

Children often scream “Up NEPA!” when electricity supply is restored in their neighbourhood. This is quite prevalent in Lagos and other places in Nigeria. “We used to scream like that too when I was a kid,” says John Ogbu, a young man. …