Solar Power Products in Nigeria

Solar sells itself in Nigeria on one number: the cost of the diesel it displaces. Buyers here are rarely motivated by emissions, they are motivated by a generator that runs eight hours a day and a fuel bill that does not stop. So the useful conversation is not panel wattage, it is how many generator hours the system removes.

We supply panels, inverters and charge controllers, battery banks, mounting systems, solar street lighting, solar pumping sets and complete power plants. For a plant or a commercial building the usual answer is a hybrid: solar carrying the day load, the generator dropping to standby, batteries covering the evening peak. Send your daily load profile and the generator rating and we size against both.

Two Nigerian specifics. Battery selection has to account for the ambient, because a chemistry rated at 25 degrees ages considerably faster in practice here. And street lighting orders for state programmes are usually tendered, so we supply the technical file and the manufacturer authorisation letter alongside the equipment.