–About us
–About Us
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We’re revolutionising the way we generate, use and share energy in the renewable era by championing the energy prosumer economy.
At Eablenex, our mission is to dismantle the high cost barrier limiting the adoption of decentralised clean energy to power communities and businesses for a sustainable future.
We’re revolutionising the way we generate, use and share energy in the renewable era by championing the energy prosumer economy.
At Eablenex, our mission is to dismantle the high cost barrier limiting the adoption of decentralised clean energy to power communities and businesses for a sustainable future.
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Bringing Power to the People, One Battery at a Time.
Today about 95 million Nigerians – 55% of the population do not have access to electricity – representing the largest human assemblage globally without electricity.
80% of Nigeria’s operational energy capacity comes from polluting petrol and diesel generators as the main backup source during power outages.
Nigerians spent USD 14 billion annually in fueling polluting petrol and diesel generators.
The predominant reliance on petrol and diesel generators drives buildings’ operational emissions in Nigeria, emitting an estimated 29 Metric Tons of Carbon Dioxide Equivalent (MtCO₂e) annually.
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Our Story
Our journey began with a shared experience of growing up in Nigeria, where constant power outages stifled the growth of businesses, limited people’s potential and affected every aspect of society. For many, the immediate alternative has always been reliance on petrol and diesel generators—an unsustainable practice that not only pollutes the environment and poses a risk to health but also burdens the end-users with high operational costs. This first-hand understanding of the energy challenges inspired Damilola Adeyanju and Mustapha Manga to officially launch Eablenex in 2025.
While clean energy solutions like low-capacity solar home systems (SHS) have gained traction, deploying high-capacity decentralised renewable systems for urban demand needs often means significantly higher costs, creating a financial barrier for many due to the steep upfront expenses of ownership – considering the low minimum wage in Nigeria, which currently averages $43 per month.
To dismantle this barrier, Eablenex battery technology was designed to provide affordable and accessible clean energy through a shared-use model, offering businesses and communities a more sustainable alternative to polluting petrol and diesel generators.
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Our Core Values
Energy Inclusion
At Eablenex, we believe that everyone has a right to reliable and affordable clean energy when they need it.
Gender Equity
At Eablenex, we are dedicated to achieving 50% female representation within our facilitator network, empowering women with enhanced income opportunities and fostering their active participation in the clean energy transition.
Sustainability
We are committed to reducing reliance on fossil fuels and accelerating the transition to clean energy that works for people and the planet.
Economic Empowerment
At Eablenex, we are convinced that energy access is at the core of inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
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Our Core Values
Energy Inclusion
At Eablenex, we believe that everyone has a right to reliable and affordable clean energy when they need it.
Gender Equity
At Eablenex, we are dedicated to achieving 50% female representation within our facilitator network, empowering women with enhanced income opportunities and fostering their active participation in the clean energy transition.
Sustainability
We are committed to reducing reliance on fossil fuels and accelerating the transition to clean energy that works for people and the planet.
Economic Empowerment
At Eablenex, we are convinced that energy access is at the core of inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
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Our 2030 Impact Goals
Eablenex is committed to deploying 350 MW of decentralised renewable energy capacity, contributing 5% of Nigeria’s 6.3 GW target outlined in its Energy Transition Plan. To achieve this, we aim to deploy up to 100,000 eablenex battery power, providing reliable power to 1 million homes and businesses across the country.
Eablenex is committed to creating 10,000 jobs through our facilitator network to drive participation in the energy prosumer economy and enhance economic growth.
Eablenex is committed to helping avoid up to 10% in annual CO₂ emissions from petrol and diesel generators in Nigeria to contribute towards a greener future.
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Our 2030 Impact Goals
Energy Access
Eablenex is committed to deploying 350 MW of decentralised renewable energy capacity, contributing 5% of Nigeria’s 6.3 GW target outlined in its Energy Transition Plan. To achieve this, we aim to deploy up to 100,000 eablenex battery power, providing reliable power to 1 million homes and businesses across the country.
Decent Work & Economic Growth
Eablenex is committed to creating 10,000 jobs through our facilitator network to drive participation in the energy prosumer economy and enhance economic growth.
Climate Action
Eablenex is committed to helping avoid up to 10% in annual CO₂ emissions from petrol and diesel generators in Nigeria to contribute towards a greener future.
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Meet the Team Driving the Eablenex Vision
Damilola Adeyanju,
CEO
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Damilola Adeyanju (CEO) is a co-founder of Eablenex. She holds an MSc in Renewable Energy, Enterprise, and Management (with Distinction) from Newcastle University, United Kingdom, and brings extensive experience in the energy transition sector. Driven by the belief that the energy transition begins with people, Damilola focuses on humanising energy, fostering citizen engagement, and championing inclusive energy transition for people and planet.
She has led and delivered impactful projects across three countries—Nigeria, the UK, and the Netherlands—demonstrating her ability to navigate complex energy challenges on a global scale. Damilola co-founded the National Future Energy Leaders (FEL) Netherlands network, and is a Global Future Energy Leader with the World Energy Council, and an EU Climate Pact Ambassador. She is also an active member of the Electricity Markets and Regulation Study Committee at CIGRE.
Damilola’s dedication to intergenerational collaboration and community empowerment has earned her widespread recognition in the energy industry. She served on the Advisory Board of Enlit Africa 2024, and has been featured as one of the Power Women in the Enlit Power Women Series. Her thought leadership includes contributions to the Enlit Guide, African Outlook Magazine, and Illumenium, and has also contributed expert insights for several energy industry reports. Damilola is committed to empowering communities, advancing clean energy solutions, and accelerating Africa’s transition to a sustainable energy future.
Dr Mustapha Manga, PhD
COO
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Mustapha Manga (COO) is a co-founder of Eablenex, where he leads the company’s business strategy, long-term planning, and operations. Prior to starting Eablenex, he spent over ten years consulting on planning, design and landscape development within Nigeria’s real estate industry. Manga is deeply passionate about advancing clean energy solutions in Nigeria and driving decarbonisation in the buildings sector, particularly by addressing operational emissions from energy use. His commitment to sustainable innovation is reflected in his extensive body of published research work.
Manga has participated in several start-up accelerator programs in both Nigeria and the United Kingdom. In 2022, he was recognized by the United Kingdom’s leading start-up accelerator program, “Conception X,” as one of the most promising entrepreneurs passionate about enabling humanity to live carbon-neutral lives without compromising the ecosystem. He holds a PhD in Architecture, Planning and Landscape from Newcastle University in the United Kingdom, where he was awarded the prestigious Doctoral Thesis Prize for his outstanding research.
“We believe that affordable & reliable decentralised renewable energy can unlock prosperity within the reach of everyone.”
– Eablenex Founding Team
Damilola Adeyanju,
CEO
Damilola Adeyanju (CEO) is a co-founder of Eablenex. She holds an MSc in Renewable Energy, Enterprise and Management (with Distinction) from Newcastle University, United Kingdom. Damilola brings extensive experience in the energy transition sector. Driven by the belief that the energy transition begins with people, Damilola focuses on humanising energy, fostering citizen engagement and championing inclusive energy transition for people and planet.
She has led and delivered impactful projects across three countries—Nigeria, the UK and the Netherlands—demonstrating her ability to navigate complex energy challenges on a global scale. Damilola co-founded the National Future Energy Leaders (FEL) Netherlands network and is a Global Future Energy Leader with the World Energy Council and an EU Climate Pact Ambassador. She is also an active member of the Electricity Markets and Regulation Study Committee at CIGRE.
Damilola’s dedication to intergenerational collaboration and community empowerment has earned her widespread recognition in the energy industry. She served on the Advisory Board of Enlit Africa 2024 and has been featured as one of the Power Women in the Enlit Power Women Series. Her thought leadership includes contributions to the Enlit Guide, African Outlook Magazine, and Illumenium, and has also contributed expert insights for several energy industry reports. Damilola is committed to empowering communities, advancing clean energy solutions, and accelerating Africa’s transition to a sustainable energy future.
Dr Mustapha Manga, PhD,
COO
Mustapha Manga (COO) is a co-founder of Eablenex, where he leads the company’s business strategy, long-term planning and operations. Prior to starting Eablenex, he spent over ten years consulting on planning, design and landscape development within Nigeria’s real estate industry. Manga is deeply passionate about advancing clean energy solutions in Nigeria and driving decarbonisation in the buildings sector, particularly by addressing operational emissions from energy use. His commitment to sustainable innovation is reflected in his extensive body of published research work.
Manga has participated in several start-up accelerator programs in both Nigeria and the United Kingdom. In 2022, he was recognized by the United Kingdom’s leading start-up accelerator program, “Conception X,” as one of the most promising entrepreneurs passionate about enabling humanity to live carbon-neutral lives without compromising the ecosystem. He holds a PhD in Architecture, Planning and Landscape from Newcastle University in the United Kingdom, where he was awarded the prestigious Doctoral Thesis Prize for his outstanding research.
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