evidence: The Lolwe mini-grid serves the entire island (approximately 15,000 people) for a total of 3,800 connections, both households and businesses. The latter are supported by EE’s Business Incubation and asset financing program. [...] EE will work with New Energy Nexus (EnVentures) to run the Business Incubation programme which is aiming to target a quota of 50% women. This programme shall cover both current and new businesses and include asset financing to make use of the new energy access. EE is also working the Lolwe local Women Fishmonger Sacco to ensure inclusive recruitment and access to the services provided. The Lolwe mini-grid truly reflects Equatorial Power’s integrated business model innovation, going beyond electrons for a holistic tech-enabled approach to delivering access to energy and other services.