How WATT Renewable’s is scaling Nigeria’s off-grid business
This article was featured this week in Nigeria’s news publication, Business Day. Business Day (Nigeria)
The Relationship between Sustainable Power and Agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa
Without access to power, agriculture can be an uphill battle—literally. For instance, pumping water uphill to irrigate fields becomes an arduous task that relies on heavy labour. In turn, this reduces the yield capacity, increases costs per acre, and can lead to poor quality products. In many rural areas of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), access to…
Creating Sustainable Change through Gender Equality & Renewable Energy
It takes a lot to change social norms that have existed for thousands of years. Gender equality is no exception. Although we’ve come a long way in the past few decades, there’s a long road left to travel to close the equality gap. WATT’s Sustainable Development Goals At WATT Renewables, we understand the impact our…
What the Future of Sustainable Energy Looks Like in Canada & Alberta
The Future is Bright In an age of globalization, it’s easy to forget what’s in your own backyard. Clean and sustainable energy is an international goal; it’s also a goal that’s playing out in a specific way in Canada. Thanks to our large and diverse geography, Canada has access to vast natural resources that…
In the Spirit of Equality ~ UN Sustainable Development Goal
Kano, Sabon Gari ~Written by Naomi Mbakwe ~ The full equality of rights and opportunities between men and women is fundamental to our human society. Gender equality is essential for peaceful societies and the exploration of full human potential. In addition, when women are empowered, it ensures growth of the economy as well as productivity.…