Octopus-Backed MOPO Partners Nigeria in $75 Million Battery Plan
MOPO, an Africa-focused battery rental company backed by Octopus Energy Group Ltd., said it’s signed an agreement with Nigeria to facilitate a $75 million expansion of its activities in Africa’s most populous nation.
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