Volunteers make CELI’s work possible, from classroom lectures to field events. Here is an honest look at what volunteering with CELI involves, the four areas where you can help, and how to apply.
Read more →Weather changes daily. Climate changes lives. Inside CELI's classroom session at JSS Kpaduma on the science every Nigerian community needs to understand.
Read more →On 14 July we delivered our first field activity: an hour on the basics of climate with 20 JSS2 students at Junior Secondary School Kpaduma, Abuja. Here is how it went.
Read more →Every failed solar installation teaches a community the wrong lesson. SolarLearn exists to make sure the energy transition arrives with the skills to sustain it.
Read more →In 2010 our co-founder visited Emago-Kugbo, the riverine community that shipped out Nigeria’s first crude oil and was left without light. Sixteen years later, that visit became CELI.
Read more →Solar panels and crops are usually treated as competitors for land. Our demonstration garden is being designed to show Nigerian farmers they can be partners instead.
Read more →Millions of Nigerian households, schools and clinics still live without reliable electricity. Our Executive Director on why CELI was founded, what we believe, and what we will do.
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