Reliable power, documented for funders.

UN agencies and development partners need affordable, workable solar, backed by documentation they can rely on at every site. We measure the loads, work out a solution for each site and deliver at programme scale, from 250 UNICEF health centres to load, site and economic assessments for UNHCR refugee settlement sites with GIZ.

• Feasibility study to installation and maintenance
• Documentation to donor standards
• The same standard at every site

NGO field operations run from scattered sites with unreliable grids and heavy generator use. We build solar backup for office clusters, community facilities and field offices, which cuts out generator hours and gives teams steady, quiet power. In Hoima, one system now powers a whole compound of DGB field offices without daily generator runs, and in Fort Portal a small system keeps the lights and phones on at Toro Babies Home.

• Field offices and community facilities
• Generator hours removed
• Steady power for distributed teams

Offices and diplomatic missions need dependable backup that runs in stable zero feed-in mode, meaning nothing is exported to the grid, with clear monitoring and documentation ready for tender. We survey, measure, design and install office solar backup, and we diagnose and repair underperforming systems, as we have for several GIZ offices. For the Netherlands Embassy we assessed solar and EV charging across six residences.

• Dependable office backup
• Clean monitoring and reporting
• Tender-ready documentation

Broadcast and media houses run twenty-four hours a day and cannot go dark during transmission. We build solar and battery systems that take on the heavy daytime load and keep the station on air through outages, as at Next Media Park, home of NBS and Uganda’s largest independent media house. We also designed the extension of the Radio Pacis plant in Arua, up to 500 kWp.

• Uninterrupted broadcast backup
• Heavy daytime load reduced
• Built for always-on operation