Daystar Power is setting sights on scaling its installed solar capacity to 400mw from 32mw come 2025 and will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Shell under Shell''s Renewables & Energy
Daystar Power aims to increase its installed solar capacity to 400MW by 2025 to become one of Africa''s leading providers of solar power solutions for commercial and industrial businesses. Daystar Power will
Shell will acquire Daystar Power, which is subject to regulatory approvals, to deliver carbon emission reductions and power cost savings to C&I businesses across Africa. Daystar Power''s co-founders and management
Daystar Power, which operates in Nigeria, Ghana and three other countries across west Africa, provides solar power and battery solutions to business and industry across the region, including
Shell Overseas International B.V. (SOI B.V.), a wholly owned subsidiary of Shell plc (Shell), has completed the acquisition of Daystar Power Group (Daystar). As a provider of
Shell Overseas International B.V. (SOI B.V.), a wholly owned subsidiary of Shell plc (Shell), has completed the acquisition of Daystar Power Group (Daystar). As a provider of
ABUJA 19 January 2024 - Daystar Power ("Daystar"), a leading hybrid solar power solutions provider for businesses and industrial manufacturers in Africa operating as part of the Shell
Shell will acquire Daystar Power, which is subject to regulatory approvals, to deliver carbon emission reductions and power cost savings to C&I businesses across Africa. Daystar Power''s co-founders and management
Daystar, headquartered in Lagos, provides off-grid power to commercial and industrial clients in Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal and Togo, offering solar and hybrid power solutions with battery storage.
Shell will acquire Daystar Power, which is subject to regulatory approvals, to deliver carbon emission reductions and power cost savings to C&I businesses across Africa.
Shell Overseas International B.V. (SOI B.V.), a wholly owned subsidiary of Shell plc (Shell), has completed the acquisition of Daystar Power Group (Daystar). As a provider of integrated solar power solutions, Daystar brings reliable energy to businesses in West Africa, helping customers reduce power costs and pollution.
Daystar Power plans to increase its installed solar capacity to 400MW by 2025 to become one of Africa’s leading providers of solar power solutions for commercial and industrial businesses. The company will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Shell under its existing brand within Shell’s Renewables & Energy Solutions business.
Daystar Power, which operates in Nigeria, Ghana and three other countries across west Africa, provides solar power and battery solutions to business and industry across the region, including Nigerian Bottling Co, makers of Coca-Cola in the country.
Shell will acquire Daystar Power, subject to regulatory approvals. This acquisition aims to deliver carbon emission reductions and power cost savings to C&I businesses across Africa.
Daystar Power aims to increase its solar capacity to 400MW by 2025 to become one of Africa’s leading providers of solar power solutions for commercial and industrial businesses. They have seen booming demand for solar energy in the African markets where they operate.
Daystar has raised $92mn in funding since its inception in 2017, including a $20mn facility from the Washington-based International Finance Corp last year. Brostrøm said Daystar represented Shell’s “first steps into the renewable power space” in Africa.
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