Kamfanin Arnergy Solar Limited kamfani ne na samar da wutar lantarki mai amfani da hasken rana da ke birnin Legas, Najeriya.[1][2] Yana samar da mafita na samar da wutai mai amfani da hasken rana ga masu kananan sana'o'i a Najeriya.[3][4]

Kamfanin Arnergy
kamfani
Bayanai
Masana'anta solar power (en) Fassara

Femi Adeyemo wanda kuma shi ne babban jami’in gudanarwa na kamfanin ne ya kafa kamfanin a shekara ta 2013.[5]

Arnergy sun sanya wuta mai karfi 3MW na wutar lantarki mai amfani da hasken rana da kuma fiye da 9MWh na iya ajiya a Najeriya.[6][7]

Femi Adeyemo ne ya kafa kamfanin a shekara ta 2013 daga kudin da ya tara daga aljihunsa.[8]

A cikin watan Yulin 2015, Bankin Masana'antu na Najeriya ya saka hannun jari a kamfanin don samarwa al'ummomin karkara wuta mai amfani da hasken rana.[9] Hukumar raya kasashe ta Majalisar Dinkin Duniya UNDP ce ta tallafa wa aikin.[10] Daga baya, a cikin watan Disamba na 2015, Shirin Solar Nigeria, wani bangare na Sashen Ci Gaban Duniya (DfID), ya ba da fam 100,000 (US $ 146,000) don fadada ayyukanta Arewacin Najeriya.[11]

A watan Yuni 2019, Breakthrough Energy Ventures tare da Norfund sun sanya hannun jari na dala miliyan 9 a kamfanin.[7][12][13]

A watan Disamban 2020, Gwamnatin Tarayyar Najeriya ta ba da dala miliyan 9 don samar da wutan sola ga ’yan kasuwa 20, kanana da matsakaitan ‘yan kasuwa a yankunan karkara a kasar.[14]

A watan Fabrairun 2021, Babban Kwamishinan Canada ya jinjina wa kamfanin saboda kokarin da suke yi na inganta wuta a Najeriya. A cikin wannan shekarar, a watan Maris, kamfanin ta samu lambar yabo ta Africa Brand Award saboda gudunmawar da ta bayar wajen bunkasa wuta mai amfani da hasken rana a Najeriya.[15]

Manazarta

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