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#GITEX Africa 2024: Zainab Musa x Techiva – localising mini grids via AI

AdminBy AdminMay 30, 2024Updated:May 30, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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Founder & CEO of Techiva Technologies, Zainab Musa

Zainab Musa is the Founder & CEO of Techiva Technologies, a platform that leverages Artificial Intelligence to determine areas where mini grids are needed.

The Techiva platform provides communities with sustainable, reliable and constant electricity supply by monitoring, managing and reporting real-time renewable energy generation, distribution, demand and usage – all of which optimise and increase efficiency of mini-grids while measuring its impact impact on the livelihoods of host communities.

The Techiva solution is a PWD (persons with disabilities) and inclusive data-driven application which permits communities and individuals to sell excess energy and interact with the system via their local language.

Stakeholders therefore get easier electrification planning and reduced operational cost via data-driven insights on an optimal mix of energy generation.

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