Built for Nigerian business

Power your operation. Not your generator habit.

IceVolt designs and procures solar, inverter and battery systems for small businesses—delivered on site with experienced Nigerian EPCM partners.

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One delivery chainSystem design, China OEM procurement and local execution coordinated around the project.
3 power pathsBackup, hybrid and off-grid
12–36 monthsIllustrative financing terms
25% headroomInverter sizing reserve
3 regionsSolar yield assumptions
The operating model

Global equipment access. Local project accountability.

We focus on the parts of distributed energy delivery that create leverage: system engineering, vendor selection and OEM purchasing. Our Nigerian partners source qualified opportunities and lead site execution as EPCM contractors.

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Understand the load

Model operating hours, motor surges, cooling, future growth and required autonomy.

Procure the right equipment

Coordinate compatible panels, inverters and batteries from vetted suppliers.

Execute locally

The partner owns site delivery while IceVolt supports equipment scope, documentation and commissioning.

Choose the right architecture
01

Battery backup

For sites with useful grid supply that need silent continuity through outages.

02

Hybrid solar

For businesses reducing generator runtime while retaining grid or generator resilience.

03

Full off-grid

For remote sites, country homes and operations that require energy independence.

Solar installer securing modules on a commercial rooftop
Sized before it is sold

Start with the equipment your business actually runs.

Our designer accounts for continuous power, motor startup, daily energy, battery backup time and Nigerian solar conditions. Use it as a serious first estimate—not a substitute for a site survey.

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Solutions

Power systems matched to the way you operate.

From outage protection to fully independent sites, each architecture balances capital cost, uptime and generator displacement.

01 / BACKUP

Inverter + battery

Silent continuity for critical circuits where grid availability is usable but unreliable.

  • Inverter sized for concurrent demand and starting surge
  • Battery bank sized to your chosen autonomy
  • Grid and generator charging integration
  • Ideal for offices, retail, POS, networking and security loads
02 / HYBRID

Partial off-grid solar

Solar carries a defined share of daily energy, reducing generator hours without removing every fallback.

  • 25%, 50% or 75% solar contribution
  • Battery storage for outages and evening use
  • Grid or generator retained for resilience
  • Expandable around future demand
03 / INDEPENDENT

Full off-grid solar

A complete power plant for locations that cannot depend on utility supply.

  • 100% modeled daily energy from solar
  • Battery reserve designed around backup requirement
  • Solar array sized to the site's modeled daily energy
  • Suited to remote businesses and substantial country homes
Installation team positioning solar panels on a Nigerian rooftop
Financing estimate

15% down. A clear monthly figure.

The designer uses an indicative 18% annual reducing-balance rate and amortizes the financed balance over 12 to 36 months. Final approval, pricing and terms follow project review.

Illustrative structure

Deposit: 15% of equipment estimate
Rate: indicative 18% p.a., reducing balance
Term: 12–36 months
Payment: monthly amortized instalment

Model a project
System Designer

Model the load. Size the system.

Choose a starter profile or build from scratch. Every quantity and operating hour can be edited.

Start from a profile:

1. Appliances & operating hours

Startup multipliers reflect typical motor and compressor surges.

2. Site & resilience

Tune the design to location, solar contribution and required backup.
How the engine sizes

Inverter: summed startup demand plus 25% reserve, rounded to the next tier. Battery: modeled backup energy ÷ 80% usable depth ÷ 90% conversion efficiency, plus 15% resilience reserve, rounded to 2 kWh units. Solar: daily Wh ÷ regional divisor × selected contribution. Final engineering must verify diversity, cable runs, ambient temperature and manufacturer limits.

Partner with us

Bring the relationship. Build the project together.

IceVolt works with credible Nigerian EPCM contractors, energy advisers and commercial deal originators who understand their local market and can own site delivery.

01

You originate

Identify a qualified business, confirm the decision path and gather the first load and site information.

02

We procure

Translate the technical scope into a coordinated OEM equipment package and purchase plan.

03

You execute

Contract and deliver local EPCM activities, including site works, installation, commissioning and client care.

Three technicians installing solar panels on a Nigerian roof
Role clarity

A delivery model with accountable edges.

The local partner's project relationship creates an implied assurance for customers they source. IceVolt supports that promise with documented equipment scope, supplier coordination and technical alignment.

Good partnership starts before pricing.

We need a clear client mandate, credible site information, defined EPCM capability and agreement on who owns each commercial and technical risk.

What a qualified opportunity includes

Bring enough signal for us to engineer.

Customer and use case

Business type, location, operating hours and why the project matters now.

Energy evidence

Load schedule, bills, generator history, available roof or land and target autonomy.

Delivery readiness

Site access, project sponsor, decision timeline and the partner's execution role.

About

Decentralized clean energy, built around African operations.

IceVolt Green Energy Services is incorporated in Alberta, Canada, with Nigeria as its primary operating geography and a long-term ambition to serve more African markets.

Our focus now

From retail packages to business energy infrastructure.

IceVolt began with residential and light-commercial power solutions. The business has evolved toward small-business projects and partner-led deal flow: we concentrate on engineering and OEM equipment purchasing while Nigerian EPCM partners execute locally.

Large residential projects—particularly off-grid country homes—remain within scope when the project calls for serious system engineering.

Technician working across a broad commercial solar rooftop

Customer focus

Design around the operating reality, not a catalogue bundle.

Integrity

Keep assumptions, roles, scope and limitations visible.

Innovation

Use intelligent system design to turn distributed energy into dependable operating capacity.

Environment

Displace inefficient generator hours with cleaner distributed energy.

Mission

Design, procure, install, service and finance decentralized clean-energy systems that make reliable power practical for African businesses and communities.

Support

Keep the system documented and supported.

Use the correct support path for product registration, warranty help, maintenance or an ownership change.

Register a product

Warranty registration should be completed within 45 days of first installation. Include the installation date, product name, serial numbers and installer.

Start registration by email →

Warranty & service

Describe the issue, when it started, system status indicators and any troubleshooting already completed. Attach clear photographs in your email.

Request support →

Transfer ownership

Continued limited-warranty coverage requires a recorded ownership change. Provide the current and new owner details, equipment list and serial numbers.

Begin a transfer →
Before contacting support

Make the first response useful.

Stay safe

Do not open energized equipment or bypass protection. Isolate only if your installation instructions allow it.

Capture evidence

Note the time, load condition, warning lights, display codes and whether grid or generator power was present.

Identify the system

Include site address, installation partner, commissioning date and serial numbers.

  • Support phone+234 915 584 5044
  • Support emailsales@icevolt.ca
  • HoursMonday–Friday 09:00–17:00; Saturday–Sunday 10:00–14:00
  • Contact

    Tell us what has to stay powered.

    For a business project, include your location, operating hours, major loads and current grid or generator situation. For partnership, describe your client access and EPCM capability.

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    • Visit#1 Mife Street, Eliada Estate, Rumuogba, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria
    • Call+234 915 584 5044
    • Emailsales@icevolt.ca
    • HoursMon–Fri 09:00–17:00
      Sat–Sun 10:00–14:00

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