In Nigeria, electricity demand outstrips supply in ways that only few and rich people can enjoy uninterrupted electricity supply in a day. The situation is worst in the remote areas. Using non-renewable energy sources leads to deforestation over time, loss of soil fertility and inability to store harvested yield. According to FAO Nigeria on the average losses $9 billion annually to post-harvest waste since farmers do not have access to electricity-run or other restoration solutions. Most of these wastes are vegetable and fruits. Farmers are always at loss and being forced to sell their produces at give-away prices. The lack of electricity access and remote living limits access to restoration of agricultural produce.