The Light of the Sahara | SINOSOAR’s Niger branch donated a solar power generation system to a local maternity

The implementation of this emergency aid plan is attributed to the initiative and convening efforts of Amadou Haoua, the Minister of Energy of Niger. Her personal involvement demonstrates the local government’s commitment to community health and women’s protection, providing active support for effectively addressing local energy issues. Furthermore, the implementation of this charitable assistance project benefits from the active response and collaboration of several well-known local companies in Niger, facilitating the smooth acquisition of supporting equipment for the charitable project.

SINOSOAR made a particularly outstanding contribution during the execution of this charity project. Not only did they donate a portion of the products for the new energy photovoltaic system, but they also demonstrated their thoughtfulness by dispatching their professional technicians to the site to complete the subsequent installation and debugging work. This shows SINOSOAR’s excellent service ethos as a Chinese company, providing not only high-quality products but also comprehensive solutions and support to customers. They actively engage in social welfare activities even in foreign countries, providing reliable clean energy supply to the Yantala Maternity. This helps improve the medical environment for local women and sets an example for community development in Niger. It inspires various sectors to collaborate and collectively address energy challenges.

In appreciation, the Mayor of Niamey presented SINOSOAR with an honorary certificate for their contribution to this donation project. He also acknowledged and commended SINOSOAR’s outstanding contributions to the field of new energy in Niger over the years. He emphasized that such friendly international interactions help strengthen the cooperative relationship between China and Niger and serve as a model for cooperation in other fields between the two countries.

At the event, Mr. Jiang Feng, the Chinese Ambassador in Niger, engaged in in-depth discussions with Mr. Pascal Wang, General Manager of SINOSOAR’s Niger branch, to understand SINOSOAR’s mission and commitment to local sustainable development and social responsibility. Mr. Pascal Wang expressed that SINOSOAR will continue to contribute to the energy development of local communities in Niger through its professional service capabilities, strong technical support, and abundant resource sharing.

Niger, as one of the poorest countries in the world, has long faced numerous challenges including electricity shortages, inadequate infrastructure, and low productivity. Since entered in Niger market in 2019, SINOSOAR has focused on the field of solar hybrid microgrids, dedicated to providing professional and reliable renewable solutions for local communities. SINOSOAR has successively completed the PV-Diesel-Battery storage hybrid projects in five rural villages in Agadez Region of Niger, and is actively advancing the construction of the 9.52MW PV-Diesel-Battery hybrid project in Niger.

Since the coup in Niger on July 26, 2023, both ECOWAS and France have imposed several sanctions on the country, bringing additional challenges to this poor country. However, in the face of these difficulties, SINOSOAR has never wavered in its support and construction of national projects in Niger. On the contrary, SINOSOAR has increased its efforts in market development while actively mobilizing resources from its headquarters in China and local staff, firmly committing to continue investing in the construction of renewable microgrid projects with unwavering determination. This steadfast support reflects the sincere friendship between SINOSOAR and Niger, demonstrating SINOSOAR’s social responsibility and commitment. It also expresses SINOSOAR’s determination and belief in persisting in long-term cooperation with the local government to overcome challenges together. In the future, SINOSOAR will continue to uphold its corporate mission of ‘Power the world with hybrid energy’ contributing its modest efforts to the electrification development of Niger.