Kartel Energy Limited, a Nigerian solar equipment maker, has trained over 1,000 solar installers, engineers, and entrepreneurs across six cities this year.
The 2026 Technical Masterclass, now in its second year, focused on high-voltage solar systems, installation techniques, and commercial opportunities for contractors.CEO Ola Ogunsemowo emphasized that empowering technicians with advanced knowledge is key to Nigeria’s renewable energy growth.The program, free of charge, aims to address the skills gap in a market where demand for solar solutions is rising but technical expertise lags.Participants gained hands-on experience with Kartel’s products and learned about safety standards to build customer confidence.Ogunsemowo highlighted that trained technicians will drive the sector’s expansion, creating jobs and meeting international standards.The initiative is part of Kartel’s strategy to expand its market share in Nigeria’s power sector, which remains short on skilled labor.The company’s training efforts reflect a broader industry shift toward advanced solar technologies and professional standards.
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