“Energy poverty is lack of access to adequate, reliable, quality, safe, modern, and environmentally sound energy services to support development.”
Tigana Energy closes that gap with affordable, quality solar systems — so people can live comfortably, businesses can cut running costs, and communities can thrive.
The cost of not switching to solar
Spent annually by Nigerians on torches, kerosene & candles
Spent annually on generator purchase, fuel & maintenance
Potential customer savings / year by switching to solar
People in scope — only 33.5% have reliable energy access
Access mix: 33.5% reliable · 22% unreliable · 44.5% no access. Reference tariff context: ₦148 / kWh (~$0.36).
Target market by solution
| Electrification method | Population to be served | Ideal community |
|---|---|---|
| Solar Panels & Solar Streetlights | 38M | Remote, low density, high density |
| Solar Home Solutions (SHS) | 15M | Remote, low density, high density |
| Mini-Grids | 38M | High density, >5km from national grid |
Economic · Social · Environmental
Growth that lasts
- Growth resilience
- Affordability
- Energy security
- Process efficiency
- Output of desired products
People first
- Job & workforce development
- Health & wellbeing
- Food security
- Social acceptability
Planet positive
- Water quality & quantity
- Soil quality
- Air quality
- Greenhouse gas emissions
- Biodiversity & wildlife
UMTH 500kW Mini-Grid
University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital — clean power for critical healthcare.
See what solar could save you
Enter your typical energy spend. We’ll estimate system size, monthly and annual savings, and CO₂ avoided — then you can request a formal quote from Tigana Energy.
- Instant indicative estimate (JavaScript, on this page)
- Based on ₦148/kWh market reference tariff
- Free follow-up energy audit by our team
- No obligation — collaborate when you’re ready
