Mosorire Aiyeyemi

Mosorire Aiyeyemi
CrossBoundary

Mosorire Aiyeyemi is a member of the CrossBoundary Nigeria Advisory Team. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Petroleum and Gas Engineering from the University of Lagos. Prior to joining CrossBoundary, Mosorire worked at PAM Africa, providing business intelligence for the development of new climate-tech innovations within the Nigeria market. Before that, he worked with Engie Energy Access to build a pipeline of viable mini-grid projects, attracting investments aimed at increasing energy access in off-grid Nigerian communities

Articles by Mosorire Aiyeyemi

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Thursday
March 28
2024

Olowo Aminu / Bodunde Akinola / Nneka Chime / Mosorire Aiyeyemi

Nine Business Models for Productive Use of Electricity in Africa: A Framework for Generating Profit and Impact in Off-Grid Energy

Improving energy access in rural Africa is crucial for poverty reduction, but grid electricity is often inaccessible or unaffordable — and off-grid alternatives present similar challenges. Olowo Aminu, Bodunde Akinola, Nneka Chime and Mosorire Aiyeyemi at CrossBoundary argue that Productive Use of Electricity (PUE) has the potential to solve these issues, boosting household income and economic growth, while increasing profitability for energy providers. They share a framework CrossBoundary has developed to help off-grid companies and other stakeholders plan for effective PUE implementation.

Categories
Agriculture, Energy, Environment, Technology

Tags
business development, energy access, off-grid energy, Productive Use of Energy, renewable energy, scale, supply chains, sustainable business

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