Urim Energy is a Nigerian company developing solar mini-grids and metered electricity for underserved communities.
Urim Energy is at the project-development stage. We are researching communities, studying demand and building the technical and financial case for our first projects. We don't have sites, customers or funding to announce yet. When we do, they will be real and verified.
Our long-term goal is simple: electricity projects that pay for themselves and keep running, so communities get power they can rely on for years.

Many Nigerian communities either have no grid at all, or have poles and wires but only a few hours of power a day.
Gas shortages, weak transmission and distribution losses mean far less power reaches homes than the power plants are built to produce.
Small businesses already pay for power in petrol, repairs and lost hours. That spending is the real price a mini-grid has to beat.
Some communities have never been connected. Others are connected but badly served. Both need power generated close to where it is used.
These guide how we choose sites, design systems and talk about our work.
We say what we are doing and what we have not done yet. We never claim projects, customers or results that don't exist.
We size systems from what communities really spend and use today, not from hopeful survey answers.
We agree land and plans with families, traditional leaders and local government before any design work begins.
We plan for battery replacement, maintenance and currency risk from day one, so the power keeps flowing.