Your association receives units for its members at no upfront cost. Members retire the cost through daily use, and each unit becomes theirs outright. Nobody has to be asked for money first.
“Our staff now have constant access to power, which has significantly boosted their productivity.”
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Deployment cost is retired by daily engagement, not by an invoice. Month 4 is the baseline, not a promise — it assumes sustained daily use across the cohort, and we will show you the sensitivity before you sign anything. If engagement runs lower, retirement takes longer. That risk sits with us, which is why we care so much about the onboarding.
No levy, no collection, no deposit. That is usually the hardest part of any group scheme, and it is removed.
One unit, one named member. That is what makes cost retirement work and keeps the group out of any liability.
Members earn rewards by using their units. That engagement services the deployment cost, not the group's funds.
On retirement, the unit belongs to the member holding it. The association holds no asset and no debt.
Read both columns before you apply. The second one saves us both a call.
Named members, counted. This sets the deployment size.
Units distributed and registered in the same sitting. Usually half a day.
Charging phones, lighting study and work after dark, earning rewards.
Once the cost is retired, each unit is owned outright by the member holding it.
What we ask is ₦0 at deployment. Here is what sits on the other side of that.
Solar backpack, powerbank and lamp per member, delivered to your location.
We staff the session. Your coordinator does not run a rollout alone.
Registration and usage across your membership, visible to your committee.
The association carries no asset and no obligation.
Nothing to ask members for before they receive anything.
No. The agreement is between SOLAPS and each member individually. The association facilitates; it does not guarantee.
Their unit and their agreement stay with them. Group membership is not a condition of use.
Roughly half a day for 200 to 400 members, with our team running registration.
Once ownership transfers, the unit is theirs. We would rather they kept it, but it is their property.
This is an enquiry, not a commitment. We come back with a written outline you can take to your team.