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L'Afrique entre dans une période caractérisée par une croissance démographique rapide, une urbanisation accélérée et une demande croissante en électricité fiable. Pourtant, les infrastructures électriques existantes du continent ont du mal à suivre le rythme . De nombreux réseaux nationaux sont sollicités au-delà de leurs limites prévues, et des millions de foyers et d'entreprises ne sont toujours pas raccordés ou ne sont que partiellement desservis. Cette combinaison de croi

Africa is entering a period defined by rapid demographic growth, accelerating urbanisation, and rising demand for reliable electricity. Yet the continent’s existing power infrastructure is struggling to keep pace . Many national grids are stretched beyond their intended limits, and millions of households and businesses remain unconnected or only partly served. This combination of population growth and stressed grids highlights a pressing need for decentralised power solutions

Lumos was founded to make affordable solar power accessible at scale. Achieving this goal requires more than innovation in technology. It depends on a business model that can win customer adoption, keep those customers over the long term, and replicate the same quality of service across markets. In a sector where first impressions determine whether people invest at all, adoption, retention, and scalability are only possible when reliability is built into the model itself. Lum

When a Lumos system switches on for the first time, it’s more than power. It’s a shop that stays open after dark, a fan running through...

Nigeria’s economy is on a firmer footing, with recent data showing robust growth and signs of macroeconomic stability. The World Bank...