Aquila

Direct

Contribution to the decarbonization of Malaysia, avoiding CO2 emissions: This loan to Okapi enables the installation of 58 photovoltaic systems with a capacity of 495 kWp and a total production of clean energy of about 696 MWh per year, the solar plant will avoid the emission of more than 538 tons of CO2 per year. This is equivalent to the CO2 absorption of almost 24.500 trees.

Indirect

Cost reduction for the end customer and easier access to solar solutions: Thanks to Okapi’s intermediation, consumers can experience a reduction in energy costs, forecasted at nearly 470.000 dollars in cumulative savings over five years and gain affordable access to solar solutions, overcoming economic and bureaucratic barriers for a quick and cost‑effective transition to solar energy and overcoming the working capital constraints that have slowed clean energy adoption.

Develop and modernize infrastructures making them resilient and sustainable: The rooftop solar installation can deliver lower energy costs and expand access to reliable, affordable clean energy for about 60 to 70 small and medium enterprises and households, contributing to both immediate and long-term reductions in greenhouse emissions by displacing electricity generated from fossil fuels and defining a long term strategy with soalr panels than can operate for more than 25 years. 

Direct

Contribution to the decarbonization of Malaysia, avoiding CO2 emissions: This loan to Okapi enables the installation of 58 photovoltaic systems with a capacity of 495 kWp and a total production of clean energy of about 696 MWh per year, the solar plant will avoid the emission of more than 538 tons of CO2 per year. This is equivalent to the CO2 absorption of almost 24.500 trees.

Indirect

Cost reduction for the end customer and easier access to solar solutions: Thanks to Okapi’s intermediation, consumers can experience a reduction in energy costs, forecasted at nearly 470.000 dollars in cumulative savings over five years and gain affordable access to solar solutions, overcoming economic and bureaucratic barriers for a quick and cost‑effective transition to solar energy and overcoming the working capital constraints that have slowed clean energy adoption.

Develop and modernize infrastructures making them resilient and sustainable: The rooftop solar installation can deliver lower energy costs and expand access to reliable, affordable clean energy for about 60 to 70 small and medium enterprises and households, contributing to both immediate and long-term reductions in greenhouse emissions by displacing electricity generated from fossil fuels and defining a long term strategy with soalr panels than can operate for more than 25 years.