Two investors backed by the charitable foundations set up by energy giants have seed-funded the cash pot to lend to African solar companies, who will be able to buy solar kit cheaper thanks to the economies of scale offered by the aggregation of orders.Amid repeated calls for innovative approaches to unlock the potential of African solar, two impact investors have committed $5 million each to back an aggregated buying program in Nigeria which will aim to lower the wholesale cost of PV equipment, logistics and finance. Lagos-based All On - which is funded by the Shell Foundation set up by the Anglo-Dutch ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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