- WATT Renewable Corporation has announced significant achievements in 2024, including the removal of 1,329 tonnes of CO₂ emissions.
- 2024 also marked a significant technological advancement for WATT’s solar storage systems, with the transition from traditional Valve-Regulated Lead-Acid (VRLA) batteries to advanced Lithium-Ion Battery (LIB) technology.
WATT Renewable Corporation (WATT), a provider of hybrid solar solutions, has announced significant achievements in 2024, including the removal of 1,329 tonnes of CO₂ emissions through its 233-hybrid solar and storage solutions.
The company disclosed in a statement on February 20 that it increased its installed capacity by 17 per cent to 2.31MWh and improved uptime to 99.50 per cent across its remote sites in Nigeria, furthering its mission to eliminate reliance on diesel generators.
In 2024, WATT added 37 new installations, marking a 16 per cent increase, including 11 financial sector sites and 26 telecom sites. Telecoms accounted for 70 per cent of WATT’s total new capacity and aligns with Nigeria’s commitment to expand digital connectivity through its National Broadband Plan, unlocking community access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities, particularly in rural and underserved areas.
2024 also marked a significant technological advancement for WATT’s solar storage systems, with the transition from traditional Valve-Regulated Lead-Acid (VRLA) batteries to advanced Lithium-Ion Battery (LIB) technology.
This upgrade provides customers with longer-lasting power, faster recharging after outages, and enhanced energy reliability – offering a dependable solution to mitigate grid blackouts and support growth in energy-constrained environments.
Oluwole Eweje, CEO, noted, “Our $15 million partnership with AFRIGREEN and other strategic investments have fuelled market expansion and delivered tangible value to businesses across the country. By helping clients cut energy costs by 25-30 per cent, we’ve empowered them to reinvest in growth, drive innovation, and gain greater energy independence. These achievements reflect our commitment to transforming Nigeria’s energy landscape with reliable, cost-efficient solutions that deliver real impact.”
WATT said that a people-first approach drove its success in 2024. This people-first approach, it added, extended to rural areas without grid access, where WATT installed charging ports and solar security lighting, enhancing safety, accessibility, and opportunity for all.