Guinea has very low rural electrification (30% of people have power) and is actively deploying renewable mini-grids to expand access. Aptech Africa engineered two ground-mounted solar PV systems in remote
Hospitals in Nigeria often suffer from unreliable grid power. Nearly 43% of Nigerians – mostly in rural areas – have no grid access. Public health facilities frequently rely on expensive
Aptech Africa recently installed five roof‐mounted hybrid solar PV systems in Burundi, providing reliable power to hospitals and social service centers. These installations – at SWAA Burundi (20 kWp PV, 45 kWh
Background: Buin is a remote town on Bougainville Island where reliable grid power was almost non‑existent. Until late 2025, most local homes, businesses and clinics ran on diesel generators, facing
Aptech Africa has successfully designed, supplied, installed, and commissioned a 12 kWp solar hybrid roof-mounted system at a maternity hospital in Sierra Leone, delivering reliable and sustainable power to support
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
Aptech Africa South Sudan continues to drive sustainable development through innovative renewable energy solutions, with the successful installation of a solar-powered water pumping and irrigation system in the communities of
Aptech Africa recently completed the installation of 149 stand-alone solar street lamps across residential compounds in Juba, South Sudan. These systems are fully independent solar lighting units designed to operate
Aptech Africa recently completed an innovative solar energy project at Bangui site Central African Republic.The system was designed to ensure reliable, uninterrupted electricity for critical operations, including electronic gates, servers,
Aptech Africa Powers Batangafo Hospital with Sustainable Solar Energy Aptech Africa is proud to announce the successful completion of a solar power installation at Batangafo Hospital in the Central African