Nigeria · headquarters
Abuja. Design, projects and the local manufacturing programme, serving captive, commercial and residential demand nationwide.
ENA designs and manufactures the layer that makes power local: solar panels and building-integrated PV, lithium storage, hybrid inverters and portable power stations — with ENA Control reporting every kilowatt-hour they move.

Why decentralised
Where transmission is thin, the fastest megawatt is the one built at the point of use. ENA's whole range is designed for that case — generation, storage and conversion that stand up on their own and still coordinate when a grid is present.
Roadmap figures are ENA's own build targets, not installed capacity.
The range
Monocrystalline and bifacial modules from 400 Wp to over 700 Wp, for rooftop, ground-mount and utility arrays.
BIPVSolar roofing slates and façade, curtain-wall and spandrel cladding — the building envelope as the array.
StorageStackable LiFePO4 from 5 kWh to 25 kWh for homes, and cabinet blocks for commercial and industrial sites.
StorageThe wall-mounted LiFePO4 unit — touchscreen, integrated mounting plate, CAN and RS485 to the inverter.
ConversionHybrid inverters from 1 kVA to 50 kVA and above, with MPPT charge controllers to match.
PortablePortable outdoor power stations from 300 W to 3 kW and up to 4 kWh — sealed, solar-chargeable, carried by hand.
MobilityAC and DC charging from Ena Plus, specified alongside storage so a site charges without reinforcing its connection.
SystemsControllers, EMS, transfer switching and distribution for mini-grids, campuses and industrial clusters.
SoftwareLive monitoring and management across every ENA asset on the account, with exportable ESG reporting.
Global placement
ENA is engineered around a common platform, then certified and specified for the market it ships into — so the same module, pack and inverter family serves a Nigerian mini-grid, a Gulf rooftop and a North American off-grid cabin.
Abuja. Design, projects and the local manufacturing programme, serving captive, commercial and residential demand nationwide.
Quincy, Massachusetts. North American supply, portable power distribution and partner engineering.
Doha, through ENA Plus. Distributed rooftop solar and storage specified against GSAS and the region's net-billing rules.
Regional export from Nigerian production, so lead times are measured in weeks rather than shipping seasons.
Commercial and engineering partnerships supporting the Gulf and African programmes.
The range is offline-capable by default. A site with no grid runs the same hardware as a site with a weak one.

Manufactured locally
More than nine in ten of the region's panels, batteries and inverters are imported, which puts months of lead time and a currency exposure between a project and its first kilowatt-hour. ENA's manufacturing programme moves module lamination, pack assembly and inverter build onshore — targeting a one-to-two-week build-to-site for standard configurations.
Sustainability
A solar-plus-storage system's real output is not the kilowatt-hours it makes but the diesel and petrol hours it removes, the peak it shaves and the emissions that never happen. ENA Control records all three per asset and exports them in the formats ESG and GSAS reporting actually ask for.
How it is measured →Impact to society
Decentralised power is not only an energy product. The same system that keeps a small factory running keeps vaccines cold, a school lit after dark and a base station on air. ENA's manufacturing roadmap targets 500 or more direct jobs and over 3,000 indirect, in the market that buys the hardware.
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