As Nigeria embraces the renewable energy revolution, solar power has become a vital solution to the country’s energy challenges.
From powering rural communities to supporting urban industries, solar technology is paving the way for a greener and more sustainable future.
However, with the increasing adoption of solar solutions comes a pressing challenge: managing the waste generated by decommissioned solar
components such as panels, inverters, and batteries.

Currently, the lack of a structured system for solar waste recycling in Nigeria poses environmental risks and represents a missed economic opportunity. Materials like glass, aluminum, silicon, and lithium can be recovered and reused, reducing the need for raw material extraction while creating jobs and fostering innovation.

We are here to address this gap. Our mission is to create a sustainable ecosystem for recycling solar component waste, ensuring that Nigeria
maximizes the benefits of its renewable energy transition without compromising the environment. By focusing on recycling, repurposing, and resource recovery, we aim to: Protect the Environment, Support a Circular Economy, Create Employment Opportunities, and Promote Sustainability.

Through our efforts, we envision a future where Nigeria leads the way in sustainable solar waste management, setting an example for the rest of
Africa and beyond.