Hexing commits to reducing metering gap with technology

Hexing Nigeria, a provider of smart energy management solutions, has said it is committed to providing affordable and renewable electricity for Nigerians.

The firm said this in a statement at its launched technologies to close Nigeria’s metering gap, reduce line loss, and enhance the renewable energy landscape.

“Hexing’s IoT technology, integrated into most prepaid meters in Nigeria, is specifically designed to combat line loss. By enabling real-time monitoring and management of energy consumption. Our IoT solutions detect and prevent unauthorised access and tampering, ensuring that energy distribution remains fair and efficient,” Simon Ye, vice president of Hexing Group, said.

“We are committed to providing accessible and affordable energy and clean water to the people of Africa. Our comprehensive portfolio of solutions includes high-quality solar products, smart water systems, and innovative energy management technologies,” he said.

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Timmy Shi, the Hexing-Livoltek Nigeria representative, said the company was ready to address Nigeria’s energy poverty and enhance the renewable energy landscape while stating that the firm was proud to be at the forefront of deploying cutting-edge technologies that revolutionise the renewable energy sector.

“Our latest technologies help to tackle the problem of electricity, especially with the increase in tariffs among Band A users. Using our solar products can reduce their dependence on the national grid,” she said.

“We are set up to support local installers, stores, and people who are in the solar market space with installation, technological, and marketing support,” Shi said while adding that Hexing Nigeria was committed to expanding its solar technology solutions across the country.

“Our focus areas include providing high-quality solar PV panels, inverters, batteries, and energy management systems. These solutions are tailored to meet the unique energy needs of Nigerian households and businesses, promoting the adoption of clean and renewable energy sources,” she stated.