Francophone West Africa's exporters face the same diesel arithmetic as their Anglophone neighbours, with the advantage of a strong port and export tradition. Frontières Bay serves the region from Nouakchott and Ottawa, in French.
Key facts
- Priority sectors: cocoa and cashew processors, mango and pineapple exporters (Côte d'Ivoire); fish and produce exporters (Senegal).
- Live coastal cold store in Nouakchott; Dakar served by the same partner team.
- French-language proposals, contracts and support; a French landing page at frontieresbay.com/fr.
- CFA-earning exporters paid in euros qualify for Energy-as-a-Service from a single site.
Where solar fits first
Cocoa and cashew processing plants are daytime motor loads; mango and pineapple packhouses need pre-cooling and holding rooms; fish processors need frozen stores. Each is a standard configuration, sized at the audit.
The CFA advantage
Exporters in the CFA zone are effectively euro-earners, which removes the currency-protection cost that local-currency contracts carry elsewhere. Standard service-contract terms apply from a single site.
Working in French
Audit, proposal and contract can be conducted in French. Our Mauritania partner covers Dakar; Abidjan is served on request, with Canadian trade support available for market entry.
Exportateur en Côte d'Ivoire ou au Sénégal ? Parlons-en.
Talk to Frontières BayFrequently asked
Avez-vous une équipe francophone ?
Oui — écrivez-nous en français ; la page /fr/ présente l'offre et un formulaire en français.
Do you ship to Abidjan?
Yes, via container; installation through a local partner arranged per project.