JIVO Energy contributes to green energy transition in Liberia

JIVO Energy contributes to green energy transition in Liberia

21 January 2026: JIVO Energy has successfully completed the installation of Solar PV + BESS hybrid systems at 39 health facilities in Liberia.

Financed by the World Bank and having the Rural and Renewable Energy Agency as implementing agency, the project installation period lasted for 18 months and is having 2 years of Operations & Maintenance services ahead.

With systems capacities ranging from 2kWp/15kWh to 18kWp/70kWp the project is providing self sufficiency to the health facilities power demand, which were operating off-grid and relying on generators before JIVO Energy’s intervention.

The remoteness of some locations represented a challenge for the delivery of the equipment and the installation, but at same time increased the positive impact of the project by providing a reliable ecofriendly source of power.

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About JIVO ENERGY: JIVO Energy (formerly RIC Energy Africa) has been engaged in renewable energy business in Africa & Asia since 2018 focused on Project Development, EPC, O&M, and investing in renewable energy projects, including provision of technical services related to renewable energy to several clients.

In addition, JIVO Energy provides EPC solutions and technical services related to renewable energy to project developers and investors in Europe.

JIVO Energy currently operates in 15+ countries in Africa across East, West, and Southern Africa, with ofﬁces & teams in India, Mauritius, UAE, Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia, Senegal, Burkina Faso and Cape Verde.

JIVO Energy is an affiliate of RIC Energy Group operating in Asia, Africa and Europe (formerly known as RIC Energy Africa, and rebranded as JIVO Energy in 2025)

JIVO Energy has now successfully implemented projects in Kenya, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, Malawi, Cape Verde, Sao Tome, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Liberia and Zambia.

As of today, JIVO Energy has constructed (or has under construction) more than 80MWp of Solar PV and more than 50MWh of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), with another 200MWp+ of Solar PV and 50MWh+ of Battery Energy Storage Systems under development across 12 countries in Africa.