Urban E-Mobility Business: Model Business Case

This Model Business Case (MBC) analyses the financial viability of a hypothetical company that offers two-wheel electric vehicle (EV) rental and operates a network of smart EV battery swapping stations in urban areas in Nigeria (“the Company”). The Company procures, owns and rents out the two-wheel EVs and additional batteries daily to certified taxi and delivery drivers. It also builds and operates the battery swapping station network for the EVs. It is assumed that the swapping stations are powered by hybrid solar PV-battery systems and the national grid.

Mini Grid-Powered Rural E-Mobility Project: Model Business Case

This Model Business Case (MBC) analyses the financial feasibility of a hypothetical project deploying two-wheeled electric vehicles (EVs) for mobility in a rural community in Nigeria powered by a solar mini-grid (“the Project”). It is assumed that the project sponsor – a private EV operator – will finance, procure and maintain the EVs, and lease the EVs and additional batteries on a daily basis to certified local drivers. The EV operator is also assumed to purchase electricity from the solar mini-grid operator to power its charging station.

Powering Electric Mobility: Developer Guide

This Developer Guide is a reference document intended to inform project developers, private sector technology suppliers, innovators, and entrepreneurs about opportunities in Nigeria’s electric mobility sector. The Guide explores the status of the e-mobility market and its potential role in economic growth and development in Nigeria. The Guide examines who the key market actors are, what business models are being deployed, what the potential market size is for e mobility, what is driving or hindering market growth, who are the potential financiers, and other opportunities and challenges that exist for e-mobility market development in the country.