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Technology firm, Huawei has partnered Fouani Nigeria Limited to unveil a smart solar solution targeted at reducing carbon emission in Nigeria.
The solution, Power-M Inverter, according to both firms, comes in different categories and is positioned to be a game-changer, engineered to provide efficient and reliable energy solutions for both residential and commercial applications.
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According to them, the product’s advanced features aimed to revolutionise energy consumption and management.
While unveiling the product, the Managing Director of Fouani Nigeria Limited, Mohamed Fouani, said: “Recently, there has been a lot of demand for clean, affordable energy. The partnership with Huawei will help to meet such demand.
“As we introduce this product, it’s already available in all our outlets nationwide, in nine major cities and over 50 outlets for retail. The cities are: Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan, Port Harcourt, Kano, Kaduna, Jos, Asaba and Benin City. The product can meet individual needs like domestic requirements, as well as organisational and industrial needs. It goes from five kilowatts to multi-megawatt solutions.”
Fouani further said: “The sun is God’s gift to us, it will shine on all of us and everybody will benefit from it and could get energy for free.”
Responding to how Nigeria’s power generation companies will react to the introduction of the solar solution, Fouani said: “We are not competing with anybody; however, we are sure that even Discos may acquire energy through solar solutions. So, the whole world is going solar.”
Director at Huawei, Eric Yang, stated that the newly-launched product remained a very profitable solution.
According to Yang, “It is an innovative solution. It is less expensive than all other alternatives. Today, with the high cost of oil products and the difficulties in the energy distribution, solar solutions are the only solution that can meet people’s needs. Therefore, we come up with a solution that does not only solve domestic needs, but also commercial and industrial needs.”
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