Mini-grid development

Community power, built to last.

We develop solar mini-grids end to end, from feasibility and community engagement through engineering, EPC, and long-term operations. A dependable partner for DFIs, government, NGOs, and existing operators.

Three ways to bring us in.

Pick the role that fits your project. We can build a single phase or carry the whole thing from idea to running site.

EPC contractor

Fixed-price or turnkey engineering, procurement, and construction. You bring the project, we build it to spec and hand it over commissioned.

Full development partner

End to end, from community feasibility through engineering, EPC, and long-term commercial operation. One accountable partner for the whole journey.

Operations and maintenance operator

We manage and monitor your existing mini-grids, keeping uptime high and reporting clean while your team focuses elsewhere.

The mini-grids we build.

From compact community systems to larger rural grids, here is the kind of solar mini-grid we design, build, and run, with the uptime and reach funders and communities can count on.

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Community mini-grid

100kW
Typical capacity
3,000+
People served
99%+
Target uptime
Off-grid community powerOff-grid community power

Rural electrification

50kW
Typical capacity
1,500+
People served
24/7
Power supply

Designed to satisfy the people writing the cheques.

We work with DFIs, government agencies, NGOs, bilateral donors, community organisations, impact investors, and operators needing support. Every project is built to stand up to their scrutiny.

Community-anchored design

We start with the people who will use the power. Real demand, willingness to pay, and local buy-in shape the system before a single panel is ordered.

Remote SCADA monitoring

Every site is monitored remotely, so performance, faults, and generation are visible in real time and problems are caught before they become outages.

Impact reporting for finance

Uptime, connections, and impact data packaged for the requirements of development finance, grants, and donor reporting.

From first conversation to a running grid, over six months or more.

1

Community engagement and feasibility

We work with the community to confirm real demand, willingness to pay, and the case for a viable site.

2

System design and permitting

Engineering, sizing, and the permits and approvals needed to build with confidence.

3

Procurement and construction

We source tier-one equipment and build the generation, storage, and distribution to spec.

4

Commissioning and staff training

We bring the system online and train local staff to run it day to day.

5

Remote monitoring and maintenance

Ongoing SCADA monitoring, preventive maintenance, and impact reporting keep the site dependable.

Tell us about your project.

Send a brief, wherever the project is today, and we will come back with a clear route to a reliable, well-run mini-grid.

  • EPC, full development, or operations and maintenance
  • A real engineer reviews every brief
  • Reporting built for development finance

Start a mini-grid conversation

Send a brief and we will respond within two business days.

We will only use your details to respond to this enquiry.

Questions, answered

Development finance institutions, government agencies, NGOs and donors, community organisations, impact investors, and existing operators who need engineering or operations support.

Yes. As a full development partner we lead from community feasibility through engineering, EPC, and long-term commercial operation. We also act purely as an EPC contractor or an operations and maintenance operator if that is what you need.

A typical build runs six months or more across feasibility, design and permitting, procurement and construction, commissioning and training, then ongoing operations.

Every site is remotely monitored with SCADA, and we provide uptime and impact reporting designed for development finance and grant requirements.

Have a community to power?

Send us a brief and we will come back with a route to a reliable, well-run mini-grid.