MOPO seals $75 million deal for expansion in Nigeria
This suggests that climate tech has finally reached an inflexion point in Africa and, if properly leveraged, could help turn the tide on international apathy towards climate finance on the continent.5bn profit before tax in H1 2026 MOPO’s latest bet on Nigeria affirms the growing attention that Africa—which receives the smallest share of global climate finance—is attracting from the rest of the world, even though it is among the lowest contributors to climate change.” Nigeria’s rising climate tech profile The deal is positive news for Nigeria, the country with the world’s largest absolute electricity access deficit, where reliance on noisy gasoline generators as an alternative to frequent grid power failure has complicated the path of transition to clean energy and hindered efforts to tame the climate crisis.
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