Solarly develops and distributes sustainable, innovative and accessible energy solutions to promote economic, social and health development.
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Without energy, no development is possible. Based on this observation, the Solarly team went off the beaten track to explore new ideas in terms of energy solutions. The SolarlyBoxes are the fruit of this expedition: more powerful solar stations that are accessible to all and that allow numerous improvements in terms of economy, security, health or education. It is an ambitious project in which we believe. Together, let's fight to eradicate energy poverty in Central Africa by 2030.
2017
6-month pilot phase with the installation of 40 SolarlyBoxes in rural areas.
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R&D: from the prototype to the industrial version of our solar station.
2019
Fundraising, creation of the Solarly company in Belgium and Cameroon and first 100 units sold in Cameroon.
2021
Volume production and first contracts of several hundred units executed.
Ambitious
Accessible
Respectful
field
management
office
Guildas
Paul Josué
Zeh
Eric Romaric
Fotso
Alios
Bajo Takenne
Mbauris
Saktchi
Arnaud
Paul Nguemda
Technicien
Victor Julien
Helles
Kevin
Kedjiong Mopkwe
Alfred
Goto
Emmanuel
Ndaya Muki
Francois-Xavier
Atchoh
Thierry Henry
Fouda
Jean-Grégoire
Orban
Co-Founder, Managing Director and CBDO
Julien
Riat
Co-founder & CEO
Jessis
Kabon
Directeur Cameroun
Michel
Fripiat
CTO & Method Officier
Thomas
Pav
COO
Jean-Yves
Pirnay
Senior Advisor
Melvice
Epede Ngalle
Donald
Nto'o
Basil
Bongajum Bomnyuy
Béatrice
Ngbara
Alarba
Kouyossi
Pamella
Bella Ndongo
Christelle Vanessa
Atangana
We naturally set out to work in Cameroon, a country close to our hearts with its climatic diversity, its young and educated population and its great need for sustainable and reliable electrical solutions. Its geographical position makes it the economic lung of Central Africa.
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They talk about us
What strongly differentiates them from the Chinese competition is also this desire to be there alongside the locals and not just to sell a turnkey solar station and then not give any sign of life.
RTBF
They talk about us
The Solarly station, designed and manufactured in Belgium, combines three advantages: it is connected (via a "SIM" card, which makes it possible to manage the device remotely), adjustable (according to energy needs) and autonomous (the user does not depend on a network).
La Libre
They talk about us
In just a few years, companies such as Solarly have expanded rapidly in Africa. It must be said that the market is huge. "Today, more than two thirds of Africans are not connected to an electricity network.
Trends
They talk about us
Challenge met: Solarly raises 225,000 euros to equip health centres in Cameroon
L'Avenir
They talk about us
The possibilities are "multiple", with the objective of energy independence for rural households. Julien Riat points out that "all these technologies are accompanied by services and training to support users".
Le Soir
Awards & Certifications
Winner of the "Sustainable Technology for Africa" competition.
Winner of the D4D competition.
Winner of the "Exportez-vous" competition.
Winner of the Innovation competition at COP22
