SolarWorks! energy services bring better futures for our customers and their families
1. Pay-As-You-Go Energy
Although good quality solar products are expensive, with Pay As You Go anyone can afford them. Our customers pay small amounts every month using mobile money until the systems are theirs to keep.
2. Life-changing
Access to energy changes lives. More lighting hours equals better results at school. No more fumes from paraffin stoves and candles reduces the risk of respiratory diseases. SolarWorks! customers save money with Pay As You Go energy services and can also generate an income with our range of larger systems.
3. Being close to our customer
Our gsm-connected solar home systems, well-equipped call centre, professional installers and a wide network of stores and agents help us keep in touch with our customers.
SolarWorks! Malawi Partners with USAID to Kick Off Affordable SHS Program Lilongwe, Malawi- “We know what a difference the Kickstarter Program will make for our customers, “said Karuna Phillips, Country Director for SolarWorks! Malawi. “This grant will further our ability to expand our operations ensuring more energy connections for Malawians. Our team is honored and excited to have been selected.”
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ElectriFI, a EU backed fund that specializes in the electrification and the access to electricity has signed a $4m debt facility with SolarWorks!, a leading Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) solar home system and energy services provider in Southern Africa.
After a successful equity round with strategic partners in 2018 (Persistent Capital and the Portuguese energy utility company EDP) and a debt funding round earlier this year (SunFunder), SolarWorks! and ElectriFI have joined forces as well, preparing SolarWorks! for even faster expansion.
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SunFunder, a solar finance company providing debt capital to solar enterprises in emerging markets, closed a $2m debt facility with SolarWorks!, a leading Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) solar home system and energy services provider in Southern Africa.They expect the financing to directly impact the lives of 65,000 people with improved energy access and in the process displace at least 26 tonnes of CO2 emissions.
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