In a landmark move towards fostering sustainable education, Arnergy announced on Thursday, July 18, that it has partnered with SchoolTry to revolutionize digital education across Africa using renewable energy.
Femi Adeyemo, CEO of Arnergy, expressed optimism about the collaboration: “Our partnership with SchoolTry will help us achieve our mission of powering a sustainable future for all. This collaboration is pivotal to overcoming the energy challenges that hinder quality education in many African communities.”
This strategic alliance addresses limited energy access, significantly impacting educational quality in numerous African regions. By combining their expertise, Arnergy and SchoolTry aim to deploy sustainable energy solutions to power digital learning platforms, creating brighter prospects for African students.
Ismail Eleburuike, CEO of SchoolTry, also shared his enthusiasm: “We are thrilled to partner with Arnergy to revolutionize education in Africa. Together, we will bridge the energy gap and equip students with the skills they need to succeed in the digital age.”
The partnership marks a significant milestone in the journey towards inclusive and sustainable African education. Arnergy and SchoolTry are committed to making a lasting impact, one school at a time, by ensuring every student has the tools and opportunities necessary for success in the modern world.
With this initiative, Arnergy and SchoolTry set a new standard for educational development in Africa, leveraging renewable energy to create a sustainable and inclusive future for all students.
During an Arise TV interview held earlier this month, Femi Adeyemo noted that Nigeria’s knowledge gap is a problem and a hindrance to the success of renewable energy. According to him, incorporating renewable energy will help close electricity access gaps in Nigeria. However, before this happens, it is important to close knowledge gaps.
The partnership between Arnergy and SchoolTry will be a good attempt to help more young Nigerians become knowledgeable. By leveraging renewable energy to power digital learning platforms, students can become aware of the world around them, including knowledge about modern energy and its importance in providing access to Nigerians and other parts of Africa.