Get in touch
Talk to an energy expert.
Tell us about your power situation below. An engineer reads every message personally, and we'll get back to you, usually within a day, with a straight answer about what makes sense for your site.
Send a message
Leave your details and a few lines about your site, and we will reply within one business day.
What happens after you reach out
An engineer reads your message and gets back to you within one business day, sometimes with a few questions about your site.
We set up a free call of about 20 minutes to understand how your site uses power and where it lets you down.
If solar and storage make sense for you, we recommend a system and explain the next steps, such as a site visit and a written proposal.
You then decide in your own time whether to go ahead, and there is no obligation at any stage.
Who you'll speak with
You'll be talking to an engineer, not a salesperson.
Our team has worked on commercial and industrial energy systems across Uganda and East Africa since 2011, and has designed and delivered more than 70 projects in healthcare, manufacturing, education and hospitality.
We look at your actual situation before we recommend anything, and we'll tell you plainly if solar or battery storage isn't going to solve what you're dealing with.
Common questions
Is the first call free?
Yes, the first 20-minute call costs nothing. We use it to understand your situation and to tell you honestly whether we can help.
What should I prepare?
You don't need to prepare anything formal. A recent electricity bill and a rough idea of how much your generator runs are helpful, but we'll guide the conversation either way.
Do you work outside Kampala?
Yes. We have delivered projects all over Uganda, from Bushenyi to Masindi, and we also work with clients in Kenya and Tanzania.
What is the minimum project size?
We work on commercial and industrial sites only, typically from about 20 kWp upwards (kWp is the peak output of the solar panels). If your operation has a noticeable monthly electricity or generator bill, it is worth a conversation.