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Nigerians are increasingly switching from gasoline and diesel generators to solar power as fuel prices rise and affordable Chinese-made equipment spreads, with small-scale solar capacity exceeding grid supply by the end of last year. But a system for a three-person household costs about $4,500 upfront, limiting access despite potential savings, while around 90 million Nigerians lack energy access. Many households retain generators for backup or appliances their solar systems cannot run.
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