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Insights • August 2026
Project finance basics for Nigerian C&I solar
Project finance means lenders look at the cash flow of one asset, not the balance sheet of the sponsor. That is why each site gets its own SPV and its own escrow account.
In Nigeria, soliciting public investment triggers SEC crowdfunding rules. A private placement to known investors with proper loan agreements and a trustee is the safer starting structure while track record builds.
Get the legal structure right before the first naira is raised. It is far cheaper than fixing it later.
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Market • October 2026
Why metered solar is the right model for market clusters
200 shops, one roof, one meter each. How pay-per-kWh turns a market into bankable solar.
Product • September 2026
How we price a project: from ₦100M to ₦13,167 per shop
Inside the amortization math we use to size repayments, tariffs and DSCR cover.