Office expansion. This week we finished the second floor of our Sofia office to make space for our growing team – at Bulgaria
A new project commissioned in the Nairobi industrial area. We are meeting our client's electricity needs with 66kWp green energy!
Another 1.7 MW added to our portfolio. These are our first projects at tea farms, getting both of these tea farms in Kenya to about 40 % solar energy. Have a cup!
We expanded our solar power plant at Danco Plastics in Ruiru for the 2nd time in December. As Danco's operations grew, we've stepped up our installed capacity from 260 kWp to 500 kWp a year ago and now to just shy of 900 kWp. Way to go Danco!
And another 200 kWp project up and running, 4,000 kWp more to come over the next month and a half. Busy weeks ahead!
Another project completed! It covers a whopping 45% of our client's energy needs, creating proportionate savings on their electricity bill every month.
Nvision's first commissioned project in Eldoret. This solar plant, with a capacity of 600kW, covers a third of Pyramid Packaging's electricity needs with clean energy!
Climate Disruption Is Now Locked In. The Next Moves Will Be Crucial. nyti.ms/2ROF3th
After 5 months of covid delays we finally got to take some good drone photos of these two solar plants our team installed at the University of Eastern Africa in late March
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Wind turbines and solar panels produced a record 10% of the world’s electricity in the first half of 2020 as coal-power declined, @Reuters reports reut.rs/324Ng1l #RecoverBetter
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Maris #renewables investee @EquatorEnergy is bringing #solarenergy to new locations in #Puntland, reducing use of diesel generators. Cleaner, cheaper electricity drives investment in grid networks, fuelling local growth. #solarpv #solar Visit marisafrica.com for more
Press release: Equator Energy brings solar power to new locations in Puntland | Sun-Connect-News sun-connect-news.org/de/pres…
NOAA Data Confirms July Was Hottest Month Ever Recorded nyti.ms/3064NE1
doesn't happen with renewable energy: Gas product spills in Houston Ship Channel after collision involving 755-foot oil tanker and barges @CNNI cnn.it/2LCRM1T
Tatu City and Equator Energy deliver first solar power plant kbc.co.ke/tatu-city-and-equa… via @KBC | Kenya's Watching
carbon emissions hit new record bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @business




































