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Renewable Energy in the Global South

The Future Has Huge Potential

Renewable energy today accounts for 67% of sub-Saharan Africa’s energy consumption, and 17% globally. Thanks to increasing capital flows, renewable energy capacity in Africa could reach 310GW by 2030, which would make it the world’s largest producer of green energy, according to the International Renewable Energy Association (IRENA).

“Lithium-ion batteries are the new phase of energy storage in sub-Saharan Africa. Their impact will be a significant reduction in the global CO2 emissions.” 

- Gregory Maabuora Duori 

Technical Support Specialist, Ghana

About Polarium

We are an impact business contributing to the sustainable energy transformation by enabling renewables, electrification and intermittent power supply. Our cutting-edge and easily adaptable modular battery technology enables us to be in the forefront of developing state-of-the-art sustainable energy storage and optimization solutions for today - and tomorrow. Polarium is  headquartered in Stockholm, with production in South Africa and Vietnam and customers across the world.

 

 

Founded in 2015

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