$4M Investment to Power 19 Communities with Solar Energy
On September 2, All On and Energise Africa announced a $4 million investment to enhance access to clean electricity through solar-powered mini-grids in 19 underserved communities in Jigawa and Bauchi States. This initiative, part of the Demand Aggregation for Renewable Energy Technology (DART) Programme, is projected to benefit nearly 100,000 residents by improving electricity access for homes, schools, health facilities, and small businesses.
Caroline Eboumbou, CEO of All On, emphasized the importance of decentralized solar infrastructure in addressing energy access challenges in these regions. Ray Coyle, CEO of Energise Africa, highlighted the social, economic, and environmental benefits of the project, while Qaim Mahmood, Director of Operations at Maskh Nigeria Limited, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to execute the project.
The investment is expected to create jobs, strengthen local economies, and demonstrate the potential of renewable energy investments in Nigeria.
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