N’Djamena, Chad—In a country where electricity remains a luxury for many, Felicity Solar has taken a meaningful step to illuminate the path of education. The company recently donated solar energy systems to schools in N’Djamena, the capital of Chad, bringing sustainable power and renewed hope to local students and teachers.
Severe Power Shortages in Chad
Chad faces one of the most severe electricity shortages in Africa. The national power coverage rate is below 30%, and electricity supply is still highly dependent on fossil fuels. Nearly 80% of households rely on firewood and dry grass for daily living. In many rural and even urban areas, a stable power supply is still out of reach.
Challenging Education Environment in the Capital
In N’Djamena, over 40% of residents live in mud-brick houses with iron roofs. The education infrastructure is under immense pressure — primary school classes often host 70 to 80 students crammed into clay classrooms without fans or lighting. Yet, despite these challenges, the children’s thirst for knowledge remains bright. Stable electricity is the key to unlocking that potential—to light their classrooms and their future.
Felicity Solar’s Donation Project: Lighting the Path to Learning
Having cultivated deep roots in the African market for many years, Felicity Solar is guided by the philosophy that “true business value lies in creating social value.” Through this donation project, Felicity Solar brought advanced solar energy storage systems to Chad’s capital schools, ensuring reliable and stable electricity for classrooms. With light restored, students can study more comfortably, even after sunset—transforming not only their learning environment but also their opportunities for the future.
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Commitment to Sustainable Development
Felicity Solar will continue to fulfill its corporate social responsibility and support educational and community development across Africa. As the brand vision states: “Make life full of hope, make the world a better place.”
About Felicity Solar
Founded in 2007, Felicity Solar has more than 2,000 employees worldwide and integrates R&D, manufacturing, sales, and service. The company operates localized warehouses, after-sales centers, and overseas branches to serve customers across more than 150 countries. With a comprehensive product portfolio including solar inverters, lithium battery packs, all-in-one solar street lights, and commercial and industrial energy storage systems, Felicity Solar is committed to delivering reliable off-grid and hybrid solar energy solutions—bringing power, sustainability, and hope to communities around the world.
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