Rubitec Nigeria Ltd.

Rubitec Nigeria Ltd., which trades as Rubitec Africa and Rubitec Solar, is a Nigerian company specialising in renewable energy. From its base at 5 Talabi Street, off Adeniyi Jones Avenue in Ikeja, Lagos, it designs, supplies and installs solar photovoltaic systems, inverter and battery back-up systems, small hydro power, biomass energy systems, waste-to-energy plants, landfill gas plants and wind energy systems. The company describes itself as a distributor of solar systems and a specialist in the design and supply of photovoltaic power sources and back-up systems for a wide range of applications, working through relationships with international solar companies and technical partners. Rubitec's stated vision is to be an integrated renewable energy company and independent power producer delivering electricity from renewable energy technologies for the benefit of rural and urban communities. Its commercial focus spans residential, commercial and industrial customers, with particular emphasis on rural electrification. It offers mini-grid and off-grid electrification solutions for rural and riverine communities, solar household systems (SHS), stand-alone DC systems combining a solar panel, battery and charger, and larger AC mini-grid systems. It also serves the telecommunications, information technology and banking sectors, where it installs solar and back-up systems for remote off-site ATMs and other infrastructure requiring 24/7 reliability. Among the projects highlighted by the company are a solar installation for Naf Base in Kano, a solar project at the Army Barracks in Yaba, Lagos, and a solar installation at Mountain Top University in Magboro. It also highlights rural electrification work in Gbamu Gbamu and states that it is working with GIZ and the Ogun State Government on a solar hybrid mini-grid for a community in Ogun State, intended to be scaled up to more than ten villages. The company markets solar power on the grounds of reliable and consistent supply, environmental friendliness and reduced CO2 emissions, low maintenance, and a free and abundant energy source. Rubitec presents itself as serving offices and homes, schools, banking and hospitals, and says it can design and install solar systems for homes, offices and shops, reliable lighting for schools in urban and rural areas, and sophisticated solar panels for ATMs, branch backups and energy efficiency. Its team as listed on its website includes Bolade Soremekun, Caroline Soremekun, Biodun Mufutau Adegbenro and Ayodeji. The company is privately held and does not appear to be listed on a stock exchange.

Rubitec Nigeria Ltd. is a Nigerian renewable-energy company based in Ikeja, Lagos. Public information about its founding date and early corporate history is limited; its own materials present it as an established provider of solar and back-up power systems with a track record in residential and commercial development projects. The company operates under the trading names Rubitec Africa and Rubitec Solar and describes itself as a distributor of solar systems and a specialist in the design and supply of photovoltaic power sources and back-up systems, working through relationships with international solar companies and technical partners. Rubitec's business has developed around the gap in Nigeria's electricity supply. Its website notes that as Nigeria continues to desire steady and uninterrupted power supply, there is a need to go beyond gas power plants and look into alternative technologies, especially renewable energy sources, to power rural homes, which it says constitute about 60% of the Nigerian population. This framing has shaped the company's product lines: solar photovoltaic equipment, inverter and battery back-up systems, small hydro power, biomass energy systems, waste-to-energy plants, landfill gas plants and wind energy systems. A major strand of Rubitec's work is rural electrification. It provides mini-grid and off-grid electrification solutions for rural and riverine communities, solar household systems for individual households, and stand-alone DC systems combining a solar panel, battery and charger. The company has highlighted rural electrification work in Gbamu Gbamu and states that it is working with GIZ and the Ogun State Government to provide a solar hybrid mini-grid to a community in Ogun State, with plans to scale up to more than ten villages over a two-year period. Rubitec also serves commercial, industrial and institutional customers. Its website lists projects including a solar installation for Naf Base in Kano, a solar project at the Army Barracks in Yaba, Lagos, and a solar installation at Mountain Top University in Magboro. It markets solar systems for offices, homes, shops, schools, banks and hospitals, and says it is implementing solar systems for remote off-site ATMs for a major top-10 bank, arguing that only solar and back-up systems can provide the 24/7 reliability required by IT infrastructure, ATMs and telecoms. The company's stated vision is to be an integrated renewable energy company and independent power producer providing electric power from renewable energy technologies for the benefit of rural and urban communities. Its website lists team members including Bolade Soremekun, Caroline Soremekun, Biodun Mufutau Adegbenro and Ayodeji. Rubitec is privately held and does not appear to be listed on a stock exchange.

Integrated renewable energy company and independent power producer focused on rural and urban electrification in Nigeria.

• Solar photovoltaic systems

  Design and supply of photovoltaic power sources for a wide range of applications.

• Inverter and battery back-up systems

  Back-up power systems for homes, offices, IT infrastructure and ATMs.

• Solar home systems (SHS)

  Solar systems for individual households.

• Stand-alone DC systems

  Systems including a solar panel, battery and charger connected to lighting.

• AC mini-grid systems

  Mini-grid systems for rural and riverine communities.

• Agrosolar solar pumping and irrigation systems

  Solar pumping and irrigation systems for agriculture.

• Small hydro power systems

  Small hydro power as part of the renewable energy portfolio.

• Biomass energy systems

  Biomass energy systems.

• Waste-to-energy plants

  Waste-to-energy plants.

• Landfill gas plants

  Landfill gas plants.

• Wind energy systems

  Wind energy systems.

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