Making cities more attractive and livable by building Solar EV Stations.
E-VARA works with e-mobility companies in developing countries to deploy charging and battery-swapping stations, offering a cost-per-kWh fee lower than conventional grid electricity.
Whenever feasible, E-VARA invests in solar-powered infrastructure integrated with GridFlex, a smart net-metering system that enables energy feed-in to support areas experiencing power shortages.
E-VARA's first two partners are ZED MOTORS and Spiro.
E-VARA has successfully financed and deployed a 15 kWp solar power station in Cotonou, Benin, generating approximately 90 kWh of electricity per day and supporting the charging of more than 20 electric motorcycles used for delivery services by ZED MOTORS. E-VARA is currently developing a 150 kWp solar installation for Spiro's warehouse in Cotonou, Benin, as well as a 600 kWp micro-grid project in Lomé, Togo.
Several standalone battery-swapping kiosk projects are also in the development pipeline.