About ECOSOLAR ™
Eco Multi Solutions Limited is a Nigerian company committed to taking up the challenge of electric power which is one of the most daunting to the Nigerian economy.

Our range of products ensures that there is power when it is NEEDED and not when AVAILABLE. Besides, we provide both the right voltage and the right quantity, to suit every need.
Essentially we have customised solutions for business and concerns that are highly sensitive to power failure such as Telecommunications, Airports and Aviation generally, Hospitals, Military Installations, Security Systems, General Public Security and Order, to mention a few.

Besides we have a wide range of solutions that make the home comfortable at all times.
With our crop of carefully selected professionals and partnership with some of the world's most reputable green energy companies, and using highly ethical business practices, we ensure costumer satisfaction, all the time.

Partners and Associates
We have technical relationships with many world renowned green energy companies including GESOLAR™ a manufacturer of solar products as well as a major renewable energy service provider with a strong presence in the Middle East and Africa, Suntop New Tech Company and Danyangpengfei Street Lamp Lighting Company, China.

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Projects
Some of our recent projects include Solar street lightings in the following locations:

1. Installation of Solar Security Lamps and Solar Flood Lights at the high brow Ajose Adeogun, Victoria Island branch of FinBank PLC view photos
2. Awomodu Street, Bariga L.G.A. Lagos State
3. Aderopoko Street, Iwaya area Mainland  L.G.A. Lagos State
4. Opaleye Street, Ajeromi L.G.A. Lagos State
5. Apollo Street, Makoko, Yaba L.G.A. Lagos State
6. Ogunfehintimi Street Itire L.G.A. Lagos State
7. Olatunji Street, Ilaje area of  L.G.A. Lagos State
8. Daramola Street, Badia, Lagos
9. Alafia Street, Amukoko, Ifelodun L.G.A, Lagos State
   
10. Supply and installation of 35 No Solar Security Light Solutions at Gate Beere Ibadan Oyo State courtesy of the Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN).
11. Supply and installation of 56 No Solar Security Light Solution at Ikot Iyire, Akwa Ibom State courtesy of the ECN.
12. Supply and installation of 70 No Solar Security Light Solution at Atighwor town, Delta State courtesy of the ECN.
13. Supply and installation of 70 No Solar Security Light Solution at Idjerhe town, Delta State, courtesy of the ECN.
14. Supply and installation of 20 and 10 KVA inverters at the Nigerian Naval Dockyard Lagos.
15. Supply and installation of 20KVA inverter solution at FinBank Plc official residence, Milverton Security Ikoyi, Lagos. Etc.

Other projects both executed and ongoing across the country, include:

1. Fifteen Number Solar Powered Security Flood lights at the National Identity Management Commission Wuse 2 Abuja,
2. Twenty Number low energy ECOlite Induction Lamps powered by 10KVA Three Sixty Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter at the FinBank Plc Head Office Akin Adesola Street Victoria Island, Lagos for Perimeter Lighting.
3. Twenty Four Number Solar Home Solution at Ado Odo Otta Ogun State.
4. Twenty Four Number Solar Home Solution at Ewekoro Ogun State.
5. Thirty Five Number Solar Home Solution at Oko town, Delta State.
6. Seventy Five Number Solar Street Lights at Taraba State University Jalingo, Taraba State.
7. Stand Alone Solar Security Lights at Ifelodun LCDA Head Office, Amukoko.
8. Installation of Solar Powered Vaccine Refrigerators at Embassy Pharmaceuticals, Ikoyi, Lagos State etc
9. Supply and Installation of 13 No Solar Powered Vaccine Refrigerators for Hawul L.G.A. Borno State.
10. Supply and installation of 35 No Solar Security Light Solutions at Gate Beere Ibadan Oyo State courtesy of the Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN).
11. Supply and installation of 56 No Solar Security Light Solution at Ikot Iyire, Akwa Ibom State courtesy of the ECN.
12. Supply and installation of 70 No Solar Security Light Solution at Atighwor town, Delta State courtesy of the ECN.
13. Supply and installation of 70 No Solar Security Light Solution at Idjerhe town, Delta State, courtesy of the ECN.
14. Supply and installation of 20 and 10 KVA inverters at the Nigerian Naval Dockyard Lagos.
15. Supply and installation of 20KVA inverter solution at FinBank Plc official residence, Milverton Security Ikoyi, Lagos. Etc.

All these are in addition to several other on-going projects across Nigeria
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Benefits of Solar Energy
Solar Energy is about the future as well as the present. With unlimited potential, Solar Energy is a clean, efficient, and sustainable form of renewable energy. But Solar Energy is also a sound financial decision. With Solar panels powering your home, you'll see this every month when your electricity bill arrives. Finally, Solar Energy is a green decision - you'll feel good knowing that you will leave the world a greener, better place for your children.
Today, the worldwide demand for solar photovoltaic (PV) energy is greater than supply. It is one of the fastest growing forms of renewable energy. As manufacturing becomes more efficient, the cost of PV systems continues to drop. Prices have reduced 25 fold over the last 20 years.

Commercially, even electrical utilities are looking to Solar for a more stable cost structure. In Nigeria, in he years to come the challenges of conventional energy promise to be more demanding as oil prices continue to rise and the supply of conventional energy continue to drop.

And in many countries, you can sell your surplus electricity back to the utility, generating a credit on your bill.Not only is solar affordable, it is even more economical when you consider the alternative: the high costs of fossil fuel pollution and global warming. In recent opinion polls, solar energy scored higher than all other forms of energy when participants were asked what type of energy is best for future generations. Photovoltaic systems produce electric power with no carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

The Carbon emission offset is calculated at approximately 7.5 tons of CO2 over the twenty-five year guaranteed life of one PV module
All in all, solar photovoltaic energy generation has a very bright future indeed.
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About Photovoltaics
Anyone who has used a modern mathematical calculator can grasp the concept of photovoltaics (PV). It is simply the process of converting energy from the Sun into electricity that can power everything from household appliances and lights to commercial buildings and power plants.

In precisely the same way as the small solar cells on hand-held calculators eliminate the need for batteries, PV can provide the world with a clean, reliable source of electricity and reduce our reliance on ever-depleting fossil fuels.

The PV technology of the 21st century makes it possible. It employs layers of micro-fine crystalline silicon to convert ordinary sunlight into small electrical charges. This process is then multiplied thousands of times over to create, smaller than ever before, modules and systems that can generate enough electricity to power entire towns.

It's important to note that PV is different from the solar thermal energy used for heating or in hot water production. A single PV cell consists of two or more thin layers of semi-conducting material, most commonly crystalline silicon. When the silicon is exposed to light, small electrical charges are generated and conducted away by metal contacts as direct current (DC).
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