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How To Go Solar in Nigeria

HOW TO GO SOLAR IN NIGERIA

Why you need to go off-grid with solar in Nigeria

The major challenge in Nigeria that most residents complain of is the problem of no electricity access from the nation’s national grid. This challenge has given more rise to the innovative ways of inventing alternative power supply from the sun. Moreover, there have been complaints that there is low revenue generated by electricity distributing company know as DisCos.

Alternatively, Nigerians are going off-grid electricity, as they now know that the sun can provide solar energy for them as renewable energy. As it is more reliable, accessible, and affordable. Solar energy is the most abundant renewable energy source available. Today’s technology allows us to harness this resource in several ways, giving homeowners, businesses, and utilities flexible ways to use the heat of the sun.

For a more secure and stress-free derivation of electricity, numerous Nigerians have made a shift to solar energy. But there are still so many who do not know what to do and how to go through the process.

What must you do, to go solar in Nigeria?

  • Find out about your electricity requirement and reputable solar companies in Nigeria

If you’re considering installing solar energy for your home, it is important to know how much capacity solar energy will power the appliances in your home. This will inform you on what capacity of system you will be looking to invest in. Solar power capacities are measured in kilowatts (KW). Alternatively, you can consult a reputable solar company in Nigeria to get through this phase.  With an experienced solar company, you can find out what solar power system best works for your home and electricity requirements.

An experienced solar energy company will be able to get you through most of the following steps while broadening your knowledge on solar.

  1. Conduct an energy assessment to ascertain your energy needs
  2. Suggest the best size of system for your most savings
  3. Show evidence of their experience within the industry
  4. Inspect your environment and in particular, your roof
  5. Advise you on your future upgrade and relocation options
  6. Explain their warranty service and payment options

Solar installation is growing sporadically, and there are numerous solar companies in the Nigerian industry. That means more options for you. You will want to go with a solar company that has years of experience and excellent reviews.

  • Exploring Payment Options

Now, most people are discarding the option of going solar and liberating themselves from the incessant power outages and hiked pump prices because of the belief that solar is expensive. This is quite contrary, as the prices of solar have dropped in the years and companies have adopted the method of making the technology even more available by providing the option of flexible payment.

Some companies even offer the option of paying for a 3,6, or 8-month payment plan. It really does not get any better than that!

Once you have concluded on the payment option that works best for you, you are all set to begin your solar journey.

  • Ensure you have a Budget at hand

You will need a clear cut-out budget that will allow you to follow through with the payment plan for solar installation, and it is a must-have. This way, provision to keep up with your solar investment will be easy.

In conclusion, going solar in Nigeria is not as impossible as many people perceive it to be. With companies out there to make the journey seamless, there has not ever been a better time to go solar than now.

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Composed and written by Edun Michael

Digital Marketing and Lead Manager

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