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Vectar Energy onboards 35 MWp of solar capacity across Nigeria

The UK-registered climate finance startup supports distributed solar developers with carbon-market infrastructure.

OSH Desk1 min read

Vectar Energy has onboarded 35 MWp of distributed solar projects across Nigeria [1]. Founded in 2020 by Deborah Fadeyi, the business operates out of the United Kingdom as a climate finance firm [1].

The company provides carbon-market infrastructure specifically tailored for distributed solar energy developers [1]. Fadeyi established the venture alongside Chief Technology Officer Habeeb Mustapha to tackle energy access challenges [1]. Recalling their initial product focus, Fadeyi noted in an interview with TechCabal that "the idea was simple: create a practical solar and better battery alternative" [1].

Vectar Energy has since evolved its focus to connect decentralized renewable energy installations with broader environmental asset markets [1]. By verifying and tracking decentralized generation, the platform helps clean energy operators access secondary financing streams via carbon markets [1].

Questions and answers

What does Vectar Energy do?

Vectar Energy is a climate finance firm that builds carbon-market infrastructure for developers of distributed solar energy systems.

Who leads Vectar Energy?

The company was founded in 2020 by Deborah Fadeyi, with Habeeb Mustapha serving as chief technology officer.

How much solar generation has Vectar Energy onboarded?

The platform has onboarded 35 MWp of distributed solar installations throughout Nigeria.

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  1. 1.How Vectar Energy moved from selling solar generators to building carbon-market infrastructure — TechCabal, Oct 31, 2026

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