Wecyclers
Wecyclers is a Nigerian social enterprise that uses a rewards-for-recycling model to collect recyclable waste from households and businesses in low-income communities. Co-founded in 2012 by Bilikiss Adebiyi-Abiola and now led by Olawale (Wale) Adebiyi, the company aims to tackle urban waste management challenges while creating socioeconomic value for local communities.
Salpha Energy
Salpha Energy is a Nigerian clean energy company that designs, assembles, and distributes affordable solar energy solutions for households and businesses in underserved and off-grid communities across Africa. Founded in 2017 by Sandra Chukwudozie, the company is notable for operating the only female-led solar home system assembly plant in Sub-Saharan Africa.
SunFi
SunFi is a Nigerian energy financial technology (fintech) platform that connects individuals and businesses with financing options for solar energy systems. Co-founded in 2021 by Rotimi Thomas and Olaoluwa Faniyi, the company addresses the high upfront cost of solar power by offering flexible payment plans.
Chanja Datti
Chanja Datti is a Nigerian social enterprise that focuses on waste recycling and environmental sustainability. Based in Abuja, the company diverts recyclable waste from landfills, converts it into semi-raw materials, and creates jobs for unemployed youth and women.
Ecotutu
Ecotutu is a Nigerian clean technology company that provides solar-powered cold storage solutions to address food waste, particularly among small-scale farmers and businesses in the agricultural and health sectors. Founded in 2020 by Babajide Oluwase and Michael Akinsete, the company has grown to become a recognized provider of cooling-as-a-service in Nigeria.