All On invests $250,000 in enee.io to scale operations in Nigeria

L-R: Abdulazeez Bakare, investment associate, All On; Caroline Eboumbou, chief executive officer, All On Partnerships for Energy Access (All On) Nigeria; David Smith, chief executive officer, enee.io, and Isaiah Umoh, head of sales for Nigeria, enee.io, at the official signing ceremony of the partnership between All On and enee.io to mark the investment of $250,000 by All On to scale enee.io's renewable energy operations in Nigeria recently

In a move that reinforces its mission to expand energy access across Nigeria, All On, a leading impact investment company, has announced a strategic investment of $250,000 in enee.io, a cutting-edge technology firm specialising in advanced energy monitoring systems.

The investment marks a significant step in scaling enee.io’s sales operations within Nigeria, enabling the company to broaden its reach and impact in the off-grid energy sector. enee.io is recognised for its intelligent software solutions that simplify energy management and enhance the efficiency of renewable energy systems, an ideal fit with All On’s commitment to supporting scalable, high-impact clean energy businesses.

enee.io’s technology goes beyond innovation, it builds trust in renewable energy by equipping users with the tools to monitor and manage their energy systems effectively. This empowers individuals and businesses to make informed decisions, optimise energy use, and to contribute to a more sustainable future.

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Oluseye Bassir, investment manager at All On, commented at the signing: “At All On, our mission is rooted in creating opportunities for communities that have been excluded from sustainable energy conversations. By investing in enee.io, we are supporting a platform that enables Nigerians to manage their energy consumption, cut wastage and maximise the performance of their energy devices”

David Smith, CEO of enee.io, added, “We’re thrilled to have All On as a strategic investor. Their deep understanding of the Nigerian energy landscape, and their commitment to scaling impactful clean energy solutions, makes them an ideal partner for enee.io. This investment will accelerate our rollout across Nigeria, helping more businesses and communities move away from inadequate grid supply and expensive diesel, and towards more reliable and affordable energy powered by smarter, data-driven systems.”

This partnership highlights All On’s continued dedication to empowering entrepreneurs, strengthening clean energy value chains, and building an inclusive energy future—one solution, one community at a time.

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