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23 Oct 2026
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Replacing diesel with confidence: The role of data in scaling renewable energy solutionsReplacing fossil fuel generators with renewable energy alternatives requires more than new technologies. It also requires the data, evidence and confidence needed to design systems effectively, demonstrate impact and unlock investment for wider deployment. That’s why ZE-Gen works with expert |
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7 Oct 2026
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UK-backed clean energy innovations set to scale across AfricaTen projects across eight African countries to bring reliable power to hospitals, telecom networks, agriculture, fishing communities and small businesses. From hospitals in Kenya and telecom towers in Uganda to fishing communities in Mozambique and food markets in Nigeria, a |
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30 Sep 2026
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New trials aim to make renewable solar power generator and battery systems more affordable in Nigeria and UgandaZE-Gen initiative will deploy more than 2,000 solar and battery systems and is expected to attract around £1.4 million in private investment 30 Sept 2026 – Uganda – Nigeria A real-world test of new financing and rental models for solar |
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22 Sep 2026
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New consumer campaigns test what helps households and businesses switch from fossil fuel generators to solar in AfricaTuesday 22 Sept 2026 – Nigeria and Kenya Three consumer campaigns have launched in Nigeria and Kenya, testing testing practical ways to help households and businesses replace polluting fossil fuel generators with solar alternatives. The work is phase 2 of |
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21 Sep 2026
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ZE-Gen – Behavioural Change Insights – Phase 1The consumer adoption gap Fossil fuel generators (FFGs) remain a daily reality for many households and small businesses in Nigeria and Kenya. They are expensive to run, unreliable and noisy, yet consumers face significant barriers switching away from them. To |
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16 Jul 2026
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Transitioning to zero emission generators in Nigeria: Which business models can scale?Nigeria’s electricity reliability gap has made petrol and diesel generator sets (FFGs or ‘gensets’) the default ‘backup grid’ for households and businesses. More than 86 million people in Nigeria have no or intermittent electricity access, and around 41 million small |
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18 Jun 2026
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‘Ditch me, but don’t dump me’How circularity can accelerate the shift away from fossil fuel generators. Fossil fuel generators (FFGs) still prop up daily life and economic activity across many lower- and middle-income countries, especially where grids are absent, unreliable, or prone to lengthy blackouts. |
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10 Jun 2026
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Nigeria solar generator day signals rapid growth in clean energy marketLeaders from across energy, finance and government will convene in Lagos on 10 June for the inaugural Nigeria Solar Generator Day, highlighting growing momentum behind the transition away from petrol and diesel generators to renewable energy. The event, co-hosted by ZE‑Gen, GOGLA and VeraSol, will bring together distributed |
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28 May 2026
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Nigeria Solar Generator Day 2026Overview Join us to celebrate the first Solar Generator Day Nigeria We are pleased to announce the first Nigeria Solar Generator Day, hosted by GOGLA, ZE‑Gen and VeraSol. Bringing together leaders from across industry, finance and policy, the day will spotlight |
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27 Apr 2026
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UK-Nigeria Partnerships to Scale Renewable Energy Innovations for Global ImpactTwo UK–Nigeria projects are advancing new clean energy innovations designed to power homes, healthcare, schools, businesses and transport, while supporting wider access to affordable, reliable and sustainable energy across Nigeria. Supported through the Zero Emissions (ZE‑Gen)’s Accelerator programme, the projects combine UK and Nigerian expertise to develop and demonstrate distributed renewable energy systems in real‑world conditions, with strong potential to scale beyond pilot phases and |