Empowering Africa’s
Energy Future

B. Braun Pharmaceuticals, a trusted name in healthcare, has equipped its Athi River facility with a 484.88 kWp solar PV system. This investment reflects B. Braun’s dedication to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint in pharmaceutical manufacturing.

The Royal Johannesburg & Kensington Golf Club pioneered sustainability in recreation by implementing a 600 kWh battery storage system. This initiative ensures consistent energy supply and demonstrates leadership in environmental responsibility.

Hoërskool Nylstroom implemented a 48 kWp solar PV system, marking a significant step towards sustainability in education. The project serves as an educational tool, inspiring students to embrace renewable energy solutions.

Imbuko Wines, renowned for its premium wines, integrated a 78.5 kWp solar PV system into its vineyard operations. This initiative enhances sustainable wine production and reduces environmental impact.

Hyde Gate residential complex enhanced its energy resilience by incorporating a 700 kWh battery storage system. This solution ensures uninterrupted power supply and reflects a commitment to sustainable living.

Marlo Farms, known for producing high-quality melons, tomatoes, and bell peppers, partnered with Solarise Africa to install a 496 kWp solar PV system. This initiative supports sustainable farming practices and reduces dependency on conventional energy sources.

United Aryan Ltd, a leading apparel manufacturer in Kenya, partnered with Solarise Africa to commission a 1.8 MWp rooftop solar installation—the largest of its kind in East Africa at the time. Comprising 3,334 solar panels, the system significantly reduces the factory’s carbon footprint and energy costs, reinforcing UAL’s commitment to sustainable manufacturing.

United Aryan Ltd, a leading apparel manufacturer in Kenya, partnered with Solarise Africa to commission a 1.8 MWp rooftop solar installation—the largest of its kind in East Africa at the time. Comprising 3,334 solar panels, the system significantly reduces the factory’s carbon footprint and energy costs, reinforcing UAL’s commitment to sustainable manufacturing.

Goshawk Estate integrated a 300 kWp solar PV system with 600 kWh battery storage, significantly improving energy reliability for residents. This project exemplifies the benefits of renewable energy in residential communities.

Signet Terrace Shopping Centre leads the retail sector in renewable energy adoption with a 975.7 kWp rooftop solar PV system. This installation not only decreases operational costs but also sets a benchmark for sustainability in commercial real estate.

Extrupet, one of Africa’s largest and most advanced plastic recyclers, collaborated with Solarise Africa to install a 1.3 MWp solar PV system. This initiative underscores Extrupet’s dedication to environmental stewardship by powering its operations with clean, renewable energy.

Largest privately run university in Rwanda.

The largest flower exporter based in Naivasha.Oserian, the largest flower exporter in Naivasha, Kenya, integrated a 1 MWp solar PV system into its operations. This move aligns with Oserian’s vision of sustainable agriculture, reducing reliance on grid electricity and lowering greenhouse gas emissions.

Adpack Ltd, a packaging solutions provider, installed a 335 kWp solar PV system to power its operations. This project enhances energy efficiency and aligns with Adpack’s commitment to sustainable industrial practices.

Menengai Oil Refineries Ltd, a prominent manufacturer of home care products in East Africa, implemented an 850 kWp solar PV system. This project enhances energy efficiency and demonstrates Menengai’s commitment to reducing its environmental impact.