Keep every lesson powered, day and night.

Universities and colleges run dense classroom, admin and lab loads through the academic day. We build large rooftop systems sized to that daily pattern, so the campus uses the power directly, pays less for electricity and shows its green commitment on its roofs. Our largest campus system, 130 kWp, runs at the International University of East Africa in Kampala.

• Tuned to academic-day load
• Direct-consumption savings
• Visible green commitment

Boarding schools run day and night, so a weak semi-rural grid disrupts both lessons and life in the dormitories. We build rooftop systems with substantial battery backup, to the same standard as our hospital designs, so classes and dormitories keep running through outages. At Gogolo Junior School in Kisubi, teaching runs uninterrupted and the boarders stay powered into the evening.

• Uninterrupted teaching hours
• Reliable evening boarding operations
• Built to a hospital-grade standard

Vocational and skills centres run power-hungry workshops alongside classrooms and residential blocks. We cover the whole site with solar and storage, often with training for students at handover, so the campus itself becomes a teaching tool. The Soroti Youth Skills Centre runs its training and boarding on steady solar power.

• Workshops, classrooms and dorms covered
• Student training on handover
• Steady power on weak grids

Many rural primary schools have no grid at all and run on candles and diesel. We build complete Off-Grid solar and battery systems for classrooms, lighting and ICT, and train a local technician so the school can look after the system itself. Amasiko Green School in Hamukaaka now runs teaching and evening study on solar.

• Full off-grid independence
• Classrooms, lighting and ICT
• Local technician training