A renewable energy service is pioneering pay-as-you-go solar power in an attempt to bring affordable electricity to the world’s remotest regions.

With the pay-as-you-go option, manufacturers and/or distributors provide energy to the consumer with an option to pay overtime.

A creative way of selling solar energy is gaining traction in sub-Saharan Africa: customers can pay as they go. Only one in six rural inhabitants in sub-Saharan Africa has access to electricity.

To help combat this widespread energy poverty problem, Angaza has developed a pay-as-you-go financing platform for its solar products, as opposed to a large up-front retail price. In this podcast, ...

Several insurers in multiple states offer pay-as-you-go car insurance, which allows drivers to pay for coverage based on ...

The use of prepayment energy meters is on the rise in Britain, causing concern that the poorest households may not be able to heat their homes this winter. The number of pay-as-you-go ...

Here's an explanation of the new Ofgem energy price cap and how your bill will be affected from Tuesday, July 1 ...

Strategies for cross-sectoral partnership in reaching consumers in emerging markets through pay-as-you-go business models.

Usage-based pricing appeals to customers and is now part of the SaaS mainstream, but there's a catch to pay-as-you-go plans.

Hard times for pay-as-you-go model While sales of off-grid solar kits increased slightly in 2024, the market has not regained the momentum seen before 2022.

Development banks, venture capitalists, and Elon Musk backed pay-as-you-go consumer financing to bring solar power to African villagers. It hasn’t worked out that way ...