Short pieces on off-grid energy in the Niger Delta, notes from our project sites, and the events and outings where the Vectis team shows up.
In Brass and Southern Ijaw, the first thing solar should buy is not a light bulb — it is time. A catch that holds temperature for another twelve hours is a catch sold at a price the fisherman chooses.
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Reading a live system is the difference between one that lasts and one that limps. A short walk through what our engineers look for on a commissioning visit.
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Handing a village a solar plant and leaving is how most off-grid projects die. We keep the asset and its maintenance, and the community buys only the power it uses.
Read the pieceA Vectis team outing with Ethnocentrique. Photographs and a short write-up from the day are being collated and will be published here.
NigeriaVectis engineers delivered practical training on battery maintenance, safety precautions and correct PPE to a cohort of trainee installers, run alongside Edo Jobs at the Edo Production Centre.
Edo Production Centre, Edo StateWe believe the clean-energy transition only works when it works for everyone. Our hiring, training and project teams centre women, rural communities and underrepresented voices.
This page is updated as we publish — short pieces from our engineers, notes from the project sites, and the events and outings the Vectis team takes part in.
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