Powering Africa for Economic Growth
Rensource develops, finances, and manages critical energy infrastructure for African enterprises.
Achievements
Enerdeal
Connecting Developers and Investors
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Our Projects
Powering Africa
700kWp Solar-Powered PV Plant at Premium Poultry Farms, Kuje, Abuja.
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700kWp Solar-Powered PV Plant at Premium Poultry Farms, Kuje, Abuja.
Learn how Rensource Energy helped Premium Poultry Farm enhance its production effort and provide visibility on its energy consumption & cost of energy. read more
120kWp Solar PV Installation at Valentine Chicken, Kwara State.
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120kWp Solar PV Installation at Valentine Chicken, Kwara State.
Learn how one of the big players in the poultry industry increased its power reliability and savings on diesel. read more
40kWp Solar PV Installation at Rubis Energie, Nairobi, Kenya.
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40kWp Solar PV Installation at Rubis Energie, Nairobi, Kenya.
Learn how a filling station in Kenya reduced its energy cost and carbon footprint read more
Management Team
Prince Ojeabulu
Michael Iwu
Dennis Ogbeide
Adebisi Adebayo
Paulo Silva Vieira
Titilope Kuku-Oke
Board of Directors
Christopher Foy
Ademola Adesina
Luis Faria
Chris Aidun
Jussi Savukoski
Prince Ojeabulu
News
How Rensource Leverages IT and Strategy to Develop Solar in Africa
By Paulo Silva Vieira Africa, specifically Nigeria, presents a significant opportunity for distributed generation (DG) solar projects to address the energy needs of the continent. With over 90 million people lacking...
Rensource Energy Announces 1.4 MW of New Projects for 2023
Rensource Energy, a leading African solar power developer for the commercial and industrial sector (C&I), today announced the signing of an additional 1.4 MW worth of projects in Nigeria to...
3 Reasons Why African Solar Investments Should Be Recession-Proof
By Prince Ojeabulu High inflation and slowing GDP growth rates are combining for a dreary economic forecast for several African countries going into 2023. For this reason and more, business costs and de-risking...