- All On invested $250,000 in enee.io to scale its energy monitoring platform and boost off-grid energy access across Nigeria.
- The funding supports enee.io’s expansion as it helps businesses and communities shift from unreliable grid power and costly diesel to smarter, data-driven energy solutions.
Nigerian impact investment firm All On has invested $250,000 in energy technology company enee.io to support the expansion of off-grid energy access across Nigeria.
The company announced the deal on Thursday, July 10, describing it as a key step in scaling enee.io’s sales operations and increasing its presence in underserved Nigerian communities.
Meanwhile, seeded by Shell, All On was established to accelerate the growth of Nigeria’s off-grid energy market. It supports companies that deliver affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy solutions to low-income households and small businesses. The firm also offers financial support, through debt and equity, and non-financial assistance to energy enterprises aligned with its mission.
“All On’s mission is to create opportunities for communities left out of sustainable energy conversations,” said Oluseye Bassir, Investment Manager at All On. “By backing enee.io, we support a platform that helps Nigerians reduce energy waste, improve efficiency, and manage power consumption more effectively.”
Furthermore, David Smith, CEO of enee.io, welcomed the partnership, saying the investment will help accelerate the company’s nationwide rollout. “All On is a strategic investor with a strong grasp of the Nigerian energy sector. Their support will help us move more Nigerians away from unstable grid power and costly diesel toward reliable, data-driven clean energy systems,” he said.
In conclusion, Smith said the partnership reflects All On’s broader commitment to strengthening clean energy value chains and building an inclusive energy future across Nigeria.