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South African solar company GoSolr secures new investment from African Rainbow Capital for clean energy acceleration
South African solar energy firm, GoSolr, has secured a substantial new investment from African Rainbow Capital (ARC), a leading investment firm.
The strategic investment marks a significant milestone for GoSolr and paves the way for accelerated growth and expansion in the country’s clean energy landscape.
GoSolr has been at the forefront of harnessing solar power to drive sustainable and eco-friendly solutions in South Africa.
With a mission to promote clean energy adoption and combat climate change, GoSolr’s innovative solar technologies have already positively impacted both residential and commercial customers seeking renewable energy alternatives.
ARC’s investment in GoSolr is aligned with its commitment to fostering sustainable businesses and promoting a greener future for Africa.
The collaboration aims to create a stronger clean energy ecosystem in South Africa and facilitate the widespread adoption of renewable energy solutions.
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