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Posted on May 29, 2024May 29, 2024 By Africa Digest News No Comments on Rensource Energy and Green Fuels Partner for 4.7MWp Hybrid System at Valentine Chickens in Kwara State, Nigeria
Rensource Energy, a key player in Africa’s renewable energy sector, and Green Fuels, known for their clean gas solutions, have teamed up to launch a groundbreaking project for Valentine Chickens, a major poultry producer in Kwara State. 
This ambitious partnership represents a pivotal moment, setting the stage for a future driven by clean, dependable energy. 
It exemplifies how collaboration and innovation can propel sustainable development in an industry. The core of this project lies in equipping Valentine Chickens with a cutting-edge hybrid energy system.
This innovative solution combines solar photovoltaic (PV) technology with a gas-powered component. This ensures stable and uninterrupted power supply, crucial for the smooth operation of poultry farms with their specific temperature and ventilation requirements.
The initial phase focuses on a 717kWp solar PV system. During daylight hours, this system will be the primary source of energy, significantly reducing reliance on traditional and often unreliable diesel generators. 
This shift translates into a cleaner and more affordable energy source for Valentine Chickens, minimizing their environmental footprint and operational costs. This initial 717kWp installation serves as the foundation for an even more ambitious vision. 
It’s just the first step towards a comprehensive 4.8MWp hybrid system. This scalability ensures the project can adapt and grow alongside Valentine Chickens’ future needs.
 As the company expands its operations, the energy solution can be seamlessly expanded to cater to their evolving requirements.
This project tackles two of the biggest challenges plaguing the Nigerian poultry industry: energy insecurity and environmental impact. By embracing renewable energy, Valentine Chickens sets a powerful example for the entire sector. 

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Shifting towards sustainable practices not only reduces dependence on unreliable grid power and expensive diesel but also significantly minimizes carbon emissions. This contributes to building a more resilient and environmentally conscious poultry industry overall.
The project exemplifies the power of collaboration. Rensource Energy brings its expertise in solar technology, ensuring efficient capture and utilization of solar power. 
Green Fuels, on the other hand, contributes its knowledge of cleaner gas solutions, providing a reliable backup when solar energy isn’t readily available. 
This synergy between the two companies unlocks new possibilities for sustainable energy solutions across Africa, driving progress not just in the poultry industry but in the commercial and industrial sectors as a whole.
The Valentine Chickens project serves as a beacon of hope for a greener future. It demonstrates the transformative power of innovation in creating a sustainable tomorrow. 
This collaboration showcases how forward-thinking companies and industries can embrace change and lead the way towards a more sustainable future. 
By harnessing clean energy solutions, the project paves the way for economic growth without compromising environmental stewardship.
This groundbreaking project signifies a new era for Nigeria’s poultry industry. Valentine Chickens is taking flight on the wings of sustainable energy, demonstrating that economic prosperity and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand.
The project serves as a testament to Rensource Energy’s unwavering commitment to powering Africa’s growth with clean and reliable energy solutions, shaping a brighter future for both businesses and the environment. 
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