Aptech Africa has officially inaugurated five roof-mounted hybrid solar power systems in Burundi, strengthening energy reliability for critical health and social service institutions across the country. The installations demonstrate Aptech Africa’s continued commitment to delivering sustainable, resilient, and smart energy solutions that directly support essential community services.
The hybrid solar systems were designed, supplied, installed, and commissioned by Aptech Africa. Each system is roof-mounted to optimize available space and solar exposure, and engineered to operate alongside existing backup generators for maximum reliability.
Installed Systems by Site
- SWAA Burundi
- 20 kWp solar PV capacity
- 45 kWh battery energy storage
- ANSS Bujumbura
- 65 kWp solar PV capacity
- 140 kWh battery energy storage
- Rumonge Hospital
- 65 kWp solar PV capacity
- 140 kWh battery energy storage
- Nouvelle Espérance
- 20 kWp solar PV capacity
- 40 kWh battery energy storage
- Kibumbu Hospital
- 65 kWp solar PV capacity
- 140 kWh battery energy storage
Together, these installations form a decentralized energy network capable of delivering stable power to facilities that depend on electricity for lifesaving and day-to-day operations.
All five systems were built using Deye hybrid inverters and battery solutions, paired with high-efficiency Jinko Solar modules. This combination ensures excellent system performance, durability, and smart energy management under Burundi’s operating conditions. To further enhance system reliability and transparency, Aptech Africa installed a remote monitoring system at each site. This enables real-time tracking of Power output, Voltage and current, Energy production and consumption, and System performance and health.
Reliable electricity is a cornerstone of effective healthcare and social support services. In many parts of Burundi, grid instability and high generator fuel costs can severely disrupt operations. These hybrid solar systems directly addresses those challenges. The installed systems ensure the uninterrupted power supply for critical medical and operational equipment, Improved healthcare delivery, including safe lighting for procedures, diagnostics, and emergency services. The systems also ensure reliable cold storage for vaccines, medicines, and laboratory reagents. Reduced dependence on diesel generators hence lowering operational costs and clean energy use contributing to environmental sustainability.
For hospitals such as Rumonge and Kibumbu, the availability of consistent power significantly enhances their capacity to deliver quality patient care. For social service institutions like SWAA Burundi and Nouvelle Espérance, stable electricity supports daily operations, communication, and essential support programs. The installations will benefit all the five institutions. The successful inauguration of these five hybrid solar systems reinforces Aptech Africa’s role as a trusted partner in delivering impactful renewable energy solutions across Africa. As Burundi continues to expand access to reliable healthcare and social services, clean energy will remain a critical enabler—and Aptech Africa is proud to be part of that journey.
