GOGLA's West Africa Representative, Namory Doumbia elaborates on how governments can help make the off-grid solar industry’s products and services more affordable and accessible in West Africa.
The Voice of the Off-Grid Solar Energy Industry Impact Stories
Impact Stories
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Off-grid solar delivers both economic benefits and fights climate change. It is directly addressing ten SDGs, proving to be the power tool for change.
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GOGLA's East Africa Representative, Patrick Tonui, lists the five things that need to change to make off-grid solar mainstream.
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Off-grid solar is providing customers with new opportunities to generate income, unlock more working hours and create jobs. Here's a glance at how off-grid solar is transforming lives and making a lasting economic, social and environmental impact.
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This week we welcome a new Board of Directors. Our second elected board, and third for GOGLA, the seven industry leaders will represent our members and the interests of the sector for the next three years.
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The off-grid solar industry has always been bold and ambitious, from day one. Our members have truly brought about transformative change. The industry is making a lasting economic, social and environmental impact; and GOGLA is incredibly proud to represent such vital change-makers.
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GOGLA members displayed the benefits of renewable energy and off-grid solar in disaster relief camps, in the aftermath of Cyclone Idai, as they joined relief work in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi.
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This International Women’s Day let us take a moment and celebrate the many women who are taking renewable energy to the heart of their communities.
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Off-grid solar water pumps for irrigation can increase crop yields, help farmers become more climate resilient and increase their income.
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Pay-as-you-go, or PAYGo, is becoming an increasingly central part of the distributed solar market. PAYGo allows for modular payment and flexible financing; making products more affordable and attainable to customers. In our latest sales report we were able to look, for the first time, at how PAYGo sales of products compared to cash sales globally. The picture is an interesting one.