Ecoplexus Inc., a renewable energy developer in the Americas and Asia, has learned of fraudulent activity in Botswana, falsely using its name to solicit funds for solar projects. The company, headquartered in North Carolina, has denied any involvement, stating its operations are limited to the Americas and Asia. Ecoplexus has expressed regret for any harm caused and highlighted its inability to prevent such scams in non-operating regions. Both Botswana’s government and Interpol have initiated investigations. Ecoplexus has urged individuals to report the fraud and cautioned against unrealistic investment opportunities, emphasizing it does not solicit donations directly.
Ecoplexus Inc. issues statement on fraudulent activity
Ecoplexus Inc. warns of fraudulent activity in Botswana regarding a solar project scam and advises to report it to local authorities. Read more for details.
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