ACO Nigeria sets to provide Solution to Nigerian energy sector

 



 

By Bashir Bello, Abuja. 

 

The ACO Nigeria, a solar energy company based in Nigeria has announced its plan to provide energy solution to the Nigerian energy sector. This was disclosed by Mr. Ayman Azzam, the Nigeria country Manager, in an exclusive interview in Abuja. The company which has been providing solar energy to millions of people around the world said it is set to provide world standard energy solution to Nigeria as well.

 

According to him ACO Nigeria has the exclusive partnership with Suntech panels one of the biggest brands in solar panels in the world and has been doing this for more than 10 years. 

 

The company which is an expansion of ACO Egypt and ACO Sudan is set to provide services and solution to various sectors in the country, especially to government sector, business sector as well as residential sector. He said one of their major lines is to supply solar panels and developing the project.  The company he added has the capacity to provide solutions to engendering problems through their engineering department that can provide solution in small, medium and large scale projects. Speaking on the dinner recently held by the company at the Transcorp Hilton Abuja, the country manager revealed that the occasion was to formally announced the takeoff of the company in Nigeria and also announced their programs and activities as well. He said the ACO Nigeria has been in existence for a long but was new in Nigeria and was now prepared and ready to operate in country. He said the company was in partnership with some Nigeria companies and also has some group of Nigerian partners as well as individuals in different business sectors. The company he further announced was ready to work with everybody and is open for corporation.

 

Finally, he revealed that the company was also making partnership with JAIZ bank to provide financial solutions, according to him.

 

 ‘’ As you know the initial capital for our kind of projects is high compare to other energy sectors like diesel generator and others . The major obstacle to having our kind of energy solution is usually the initial capital. So we are making partnering with JAIZ bank to provide us with financial solutions to  most of our projects.’ He said.’

 

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