How can you benefit from solar?

 

Reduce energy
costs

Producing electricity with solar is cheaper than running a diesel generator. These cost savings increase over time. The average humanitarian operation in places like South Sudan and Somalia is 17 years. An organization generating power with solar can expect to spend 30% less on energy costs during this time period compared to an identical operation running diesel generators.

Improve energy security


Organizations that operate generators for power are dependent on having regular supplies of diesel fuel. Sourcing and transporting fuel can be challenging in fragile contexts and can lead to periods of power outages and security issues if supplies are disrupted. Generators also have moving parts, require regular maintenance and are more likely to break down than solar systems. By transitioning to solar, entities can reduce their dependence on generators and diesel fuel and improve their energy security.

Reduce emissions


Improve
wellbeing

Contribute to investment in clean energy infrastructures 


Most organizations can reduce up to 80% of carbon emissions by transitioning to solar. Right now, companies and organizations contribute thousands of tons of greenhouse pollution every day by running diesel generators, and at a global scale these reductions matter. By transitioning to solar, organizations can reduce their environmental footprint and play an active role in fighting climate change.


Many organizations and businesses operate generators in shifts and turn them off for several hours a day to reduce fuel consumption. This leaves staff with no power and lighting during parts of the day. Generators also emit local pollution and are very noisy which can impact the health of communities living and working in the area. By transitioning to solar organizations and businesses can provide staff with 24/7 clean power and create a healthier and safer living for communities and work environment.


Investors tend to shy away from fragile and conflict-prone areas, which are often marginalized from public development initiatives - a key root cause of conflicts and instability. Our approach is to make projects economically viable for private sector investor. We leverage the presence of creditworthy anchor client to create new energy infrastructures in hard-to-reach and fragile areas. Our company works hand in hand with local governments and structures, donors and international institutions to provide electricity to communities, vulnerable groups, and social services - power that will boost recovery, growth and development. It’s now time to think about your clean energy legacy.