Power that doesn't run out when the fuel does.
The problem
No grid, or a grid that fails for hours a day. Diesel is dear to buy and dearer to carry in. Everything that matters — the clinic fridge, the classroom, the trade store, the kiosk — stops when the drum is empty.
What changes
Solar and batteries sized for what your site actually runs, from a single power station for a Starlink Mini up to arrays that carry a kiosk, a health post and the buildings around it. Where a stream runs year-round, a small hydro turbine paired with solar keeps the lights on through the wet season. We install it, commission it properly, and watch it so a tired battery is replaced before it fails.
What you get
- Sized for you — we look at what runs, for how long, and where the sun is
- Built to last — solar panels, lithium batteries and inverters matched to the load
- Hydro where it fits — a small turbine paired with solar for year-round streams
- Done properly — installed and commissioned to the National Energy Act by a licensed electrician
- Watched — monitoring, so a failing battery is seen before the lights go out
How much solar does my site need?
Tick what runs at the site and how many hours a day. The calculator gives a starting size for panels, battery and inverter. We confirm it with a site assessment before anything is quoted.
How the sums work
- Daily energy = watts × hours for everything ticked, plus 25% for inverter and cable losses.
- Panels = daily energy ÷ sun hours, rounded up — sized to refill the battery in one average day.
- Battery = 1.5 days of energy, so a cloudy day does not turn the lights off, using lithium at 80% usable depth.
- Inverter = everything that could be on at once, plus 30% headroom.
Wattages are typical figures; a fridge, for example, varies a lot. Treat the result as a starting point, not a specification.
Pricing
- Portable power station and panelPer site
- Solar and battery systemPer site
- Rural Starter Kit — Starlink Mini with powerPer site
Every site is quoted individually. Use the calculator below for a starting size, then tell us where the site is.
Common questions
How big a system do I need?
Use the calculator on this page, or tell us what you run and for how many hours in the quote form — lights, a fridge, a kiosk — and we size it. A phone-charging shop needs far less than a clinic.
How long do the batteries last?
Lithium batteries sized correctly last for years. We monitor their health so replacements are planned, not emergencies.
Can it grow later?
Yes. Panels and batteries can be added as the site's needs grow.
What about cloudy days?
Systems are sized with a day and a half of battery, so an overcast day does not turn the lights off.
Hybrid micro-hydro and solar
Where a stream runs year-round, a small hydro turbine paired with solar and batteries powers a kiosk and the buildings around it — a health post, a school, a trade store.
Ready to power the site?
Tell us what runs there and where it is. We reply on WhatsApp with a size and a price.