Component mismatch — shorter service life and higher failure rates.
Weak after-sales — difficult repairs and brand-specific spare parts.
Distributor risk — every failure damages the seller's reputation.
Component selection — LFP cells, BMS and inverter blocks from interchangeable, vetted suppliers.
Failure-point engineering — thermal logic, wiring and testing improved before deployment.
Local service — assembly, QA, training and after-sales support close to the customer.
Designed for African heat, dust, grid instability and maintenance realities.
LFP cells, BMS, inverter blocks and power electronics from multiple suppliers.
Assembly, thermal logic, wiring architecture, QA and documentation in Abidjan.
Training, spare parts, diagnostics and after-sales support close to the customer.
Launch local assembly, QA and service workflows in Abidjan.
Serve residential, SME, hospitality, public and commercial continuity markets.
Expand R&D into solar and hydrogen once the assembly line is profitable.
Blueprints, supplier architecture, training, QA process and after-sales methodology.
Local assembly margin, jobs, technology transfer and a scalable storage position.
Direct export leaves a manufacturer exposed on technical support, field commissioning, warranty management and spare-parts logistics. Helios absorbs that friction and protects your brand's reputation with the end customer.
Ivorian company structure, regulatory pathway, local assembly and QA, support and after-sales, factory visits and commissioning.
A first production run of small BESS systems to prove local deployment and unlock recurring orders — a platform, not a one-off order.
From residential/SME buffers to commercial & industrial systems, multi-MWh containers, and combined solar + BESS across West Africa.
Helios currently has no signed commercial contracts — deliberately. We are sequencing credibility before commitments: validating our prototype and demonstration units before asking partners to sign. In parallel, we're in preliminary discussions on large-scale BESS with an international energy services group, with hospitality operators on the Ivorian coast, with a telecom infrastructure operator on powering mobile network sites nationwide, and with prospects in three neighboring West African countries.
Full financials, cap table and ROI model are shared with qualified investors and partners under NDA.