Recently, the off-grid solar electrification project in Lokossa, Benin was officially inaugurated. As the core equipment supplier, Inlux Solar served as a key pillar for the project’s successful launch with its customized solar solutions, empowering local energy transition and livelihood improvement.
The project is jointly funded by the International Association of Francophone Mayors (AIMF), the European Union, Wallonia, and the City of Bordeaux, and coordinated by the Lokossa municipal government. It focuses on suburban villages in Lokossa without access to the national power grid. Leveraging its technical expertise in solar lighting, Inlux Solar customized 39 sets of AIT5 solar street light systems to meet local needs, providing reliable illumination support: each AIT5 fixture boasts an 80W power output, delivering bright and uniform lighting coverage. Equipped with a 50AH/25.6V lithium iron phosphate battery, the system features long endurance, high safety, and excellent weather resistance. Even under fluctuating sunlight conditions, it ensures continuous and stable nighttime power supply, perfectly adapting to the outdoor scenarios in Lokossa’s suburbs. These devices directly benefit thousands of residents in their studies, medical care, and daily lives, while enhancing the municipal government’s energy autonomy.
Concurrent with the project inauguration, the “Territorial Dialogue on Local Solar Public Services” was successfully held. National and local authorities, as well as industry stakeholders, conducted on-site inspections of Inlux Solar’s AIT5 solar installations and highly recognized the equipment’s parameter adaptability and operational performance. The event covered topics such as renewable energy policies, municipal experience sharing, equipment maintenance, and financing, with Inlux Solar’s solutions hailed as a high-quality model for off-grid energy projects in Africa.
