Solar and battery storage
Evaluate solar generation and battery use around daytime demand, evening use and the household electricity tariff.
Industrial energy is our foundation. Bringing reliable power to homes and the small businesses around them is an important part of our next chapter.
With our strategic storage partner and Firman, we are developing a route that brings solar, battery storage and suitable small gas generation together, supported by qualified local dealers.
Household packages, pilot projects and local financing are in the planned rollout. Country availability will be announced as confirmed.
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Explore Nigeria power partners →Start with the household load, grid conditions and fuel access. The aim is a practical combination that supports everyday electricity and essential loads during interruptions.
Evaluate solar generation and battery use around daytime demand, evening use and the household electricity tariff.
Identify essential circuits, peak power and required backup hours, then size the inverter, battery and any suitable generator.
Consider small gas generation where the local fuel route and installation conditions support it. Fuel availability and engine compatibility guide the configuration.
Strategic cooperation agreements are signed. The household application brings these capabilities into a programme whose configurations and local rollout will be validated step by step.
The proposed household route combines solar and storage integration with suitable gas backup. Inverter, battery, generator and control interfaces will be defined and validated for each package.
Explore the partnership timeline →Future cooperation includes small LNG-to-Power and LPG-to-Power applications. Local sales, installation, operation and after-sales arrangements are central to the intended delivery route.
Read the Firman MOU signing →We welcome local dealers and distributors who want to build a household energy business with us. Alongside equipment, installation and service coordination, we are open to discussing financing support and payment structures that fit your market, order and customer model.
Share electrical demand, grid conditions, location and the preferred purchase route.
Review the site, equipment scope, installation, service and any available finance option.
The participating parties would assess customer eligibility, loan structure and payment responsibilities.
Under the proposed model, the customer may pay instalments through the local dealer arrangement, with the repayment route defined in the actual financing agreement.
We can support discussions with your bank on equipment-backed loans or other suitable financing routes, including equipment specifications, quotation and delivery information, and relevant commercial documents as agreed. The bank determines collateral acceptance and financing approval.
We are open to discussing telegraphic transfer (T/T), letters of credit (L/C), or a combination, with an agreed payment schedule matched to the order and delivery milestones. The structure can be discussed around bank requirements and both parties’ commercial needs.
We aim to agree clear payment and delivery milestones, warranty and service responsibilities, and the agreed customer or territory arrangements, helping dealers plan their investment and customer commitments with confidence.
Work with the dealer route to define an appropriate equipment-financing model, customer assessment and responsibilities for the applicable market.
The signed partnerships are the starting milestone. Subsequent stages show the planned development sequence; no retail launch dates or pilot outcomes are claimed.
CIMC ENRIC has signed strategic cooperation agreements with a world tier-one storage manufacturer in China and Firman. These partnerships provide the starting point for a household energy programme.
Match essential loads and local conditions to solar, storage and small gas backup. Confirm equipment compatibility, controls and the installation scope before selecting a package.
Develop representative household and small-business pilots to evaluate power quality, backup operation, fuel logistics, installation and lifecycle support.
Establish approved dealer requirements and explore local bank financing. Define installation, warranty, customer eligibility and repayment responsibilities with the participating parties.
Publish approved configurations, participating dealers and any confirmed financing options by country. Use service experience and customer feedback to improve subsequent releases.
It combines selected energy sources and controls around the household load. The proposed CIMC cooperation route brings together solar PV, battery storage and suitable LPG or LNG backup where fuel supply, installation conditions and validated equipment interfaces support that configuration. Not every home needs every component.
Start with your daily electricity use, peak demand, appliance starting loads, essential circuits and desired backup hours. We also need grid availability, the site location, installation space and any reliable fuel supply. Battery capacity depends on essential-load energy and usable capacity; inverter and generator power depend on simultaneous demand and starting requirements.
The choice depends on reliable local supply, delivered fuel cost, storage and replenishment, installation space and the compatible generator configuration. LPG and natural gas are not interchangeable without an approved fuel system. A small LNG route is assessed where suitable logistics and site requirements make it practical; it is not the default for every household.
Dealer and bank-supported instalments are part of the proposed market model. Financing partners, approved markets, deposits, interest rates, repayment schedules and customer eligibility have not been announced. An eligible customer would receive the actual local dealer and bank terms before making a purchase decision.
Yes. We are open to supporting a local dealer or distributor in discussions with its bank on equipment-backed financing, providing relevant equipment and commercial information as agreed. T/T, L/C or a combination can also be discussed around the order, bank requirements and delivery milestones. Financing approval, collateral eligibility and final payment terms are determined by the participating parties and confirmed for the specific arrangement.
The planned route is through CIMC-approved local dealers and qualified installation and service teams. Dealer qualification will cover technical competence, commissioning, warranty responsibilities, parts support and customer service. The approved dealer list and market-specific service terms will be published as each programme is ready.
Strategic cooperation agreements with our strategic storage partner and Firman are signed. Household configuration development, pilot validation, dealer qualification and financing arrangements form the planned rollout. A retail launch date and approved country list have not been announced on this page. Contact us to discuss your location and requirements.