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Qotto SAS specializes in the development, manufacture, and distribution of solar home systems (SHS) aimed at providing electricity to rural households with limited access to conventional energy sources. The company offers various products, including the Qotto light kit, which consists of a solar panel, battery, lamps, and USB ports for mobile phone charging, as well as the Qotto television kit, which includes similar components along with a television. In addition to these kits, Qotto provides internet access services and has developed centralized control platforms for SHS and mobile payment solutions. The company also offers installation, delivery, demonstration, financial assistance, kit activation, and ongoing support services to its clients. Established in 2016 and headquartered in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, Qotto primarily serves customers in Benin and Burkina Faso, aiming to enhance their quality of life through sustainable energy solutions.

Easy Solar is a leading energy distribution company in West Africa, financing high-quality solar products and appliances for those with limited or no access to the conventional grid. Customers can finance their purchase over time by paying in weekly or monthly installments, with the option to pay via cash or mobile money. To date, Easy Solar has reached more than 400,000 beneficiaries, distributed through its extensive network of agents and outlets throughout Sierra Leone and Liberia.

SunCulture, located in Nairobi, Kenya, specializes in solar-powered drip irrigation systems designed to enhance agricultural productivity while promoting sustainability. The company offers the AgroSolar Irrigation Kit, which integrates solar water pumping technology with high-efficiency drip irrigation, providing farmers with a comprehensive solution to improve crop yields and reduce costs. This innovative kit not only supplies reliable access to water but also supports smallholder farmers by offering agronomic services, educational training, and access to financing and markets. SunCulture's unique approach positions it as a one-stop shop for Kenyan farmers, focusing on the quality of both its products and services, while also helping to minimize fertilizer waste through efficient application methods.

Baobab+ is a social business focused on enhancing access to energy and digital technology for underserved communities. The company provides a range of innovative products, including solar kits, smartphones, and cookstoves, all available through financing solutions tailored to the needs of local populations. By enabling access to these resources, Baobab+ helps improve living standards, fosters income generation, and promotes greater participation in the digital economy.

Qotto SAS specializes in the development, manufacture, and distribution of solar home systems (SHS) aimed at providing electricity to rural households with limited access to conventional energy sources. The company offers various products, including the Qotto light kit, which consists of a solar panel, battery, lamps, and USB ports for mobile phone charging, as well as the Qotto television kit, which includes similar components along with a television. In addition to these kits, Qotto provides internet access services and has developed centralized control platforms for SHS and mobile payment solutions. The company also offers installation, delivery, demonstration, financial assistance, kit activation, and ongoing support services to its clients. Established in 2016 and headquartered in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, Qotto primarily serves customers in Benin and Burkina Faso, aiming to enhance their quality of life through sustainable energy solutions.

Solar Panda is a Canadian company that provides Pay-As-You-Go solar home systems designed to deliver clean and affordable energy to rural communities in Kenya that lack access to electricity. The company manufactures and sells a range of solar products, including home solar kits, lamps, solar TVs, mobile phone chargers, radios, and portable lanterns. By financing these products, Solar Panda makes them accessible and affordable for customers, helping to eliminate the reliance on harmful kerosene lanterns and reducing energy costs for families. The company aims to enhance quality of life by supporting education, improving productivity, and increasing safety. Since its first sale in December 2017, Solar Panda has rapidly expanded its reach, powering hundreds of thousands of homes and positioning itself as a leader in the affordable solar energy sector.

SunCulture, located in Nairobi, Kenya, specializes in solar-powered drip irrigation systems designed to enhance agricultural productivity while promoting sustainability. The company offers the AgroSolar Irrigation Kit, which integrates solar water pumping technology with high-efficiency drip irrigation, providing farmers with a comprehensive solution to improve crop yields and reduce costs. This innovative kit not only supplies reliable access to water but also supports smallholder farmers by offering agronomic services, educational training, and access to financing and markets. SunCulture's unique approach positions it as a one-stop shop for Kenyan farmers, focusing on the quality of both its products and services, while also helping to minimize fertilizer waste through efficient application methods.