WiSolar, a leading solar electricity provider, has been recognised as one of the fastest growing companies in Africa by the Financial Times. This prestigious acknowledgment highlights WiSolar’s rapid expansion and significant impact in the renewable energy sector across the continent.
Founded in 2016 by entrepreneur Tonye Irims, WiSolar has quickly established itself as a key player in the transition to clean energy. The company’s innovative power-as-a-service model enables customers to purchase solar electricity on-demand via a mobile app, bypassing the need for substantial upfront investments in solar equipment. This approach has proven particularly effective in addressing energy deficits in regions like South Africa and Nigeria.
WiSolar’s growth trajectory is fueled by its commitment to making solar electricity accessible and affordable. The company partners with residential property developers to install solar systems in new homes, allowing residents to benefit from clean, reliable energy without the initial financial burden. Additionally, WiSolar offers various purchasing options, including direct ownership, financing, and prepaid solar electricity, catering to diverse customer needs.
The inclusion of WiSolar in the Financial Times’ ranking underscores its strategic vision and operational excellence. As the company continues to expand its footprint across Africa and beyond, it remains dedicated to driving the adoption of renewable energy and contributing to a sustainable future.
