The firm said the newly launched innovation will also protect the ecosystem and ensure safe environment.
Flagging off the programme yesterday, the Chief Executive Officer of All On, Caroline Eboumbou, stated that the exercise funded by Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet shall address a critical gap in Nigeria’s clean energy ecosystem by providing the technical and infrastructural support needed by promising ventures at the ideation and prototype development stage
She said the 12-month incubation and prototype development programme will provide technical expertise, hands-on development, access to appropriate equipment and facilities, mentorship and necessary support to the participants.
Eboumbou disclosed that 10 participating entities will receive hands-on technical guidance, venture creation training, mentorship and access to fabrication facilities to support the development and testing of their solutions.
‘We are proud to work with Global Energy Alliance to create this opportunity for innovators within the All On Hub ecosystem and to strengthen the pipeline of businesses that can contribute significantly to Nigeria’s clean energy future,’ she said.