B. Braun Kenya is a healthcare company that manufactures and supplies high-quality medical products and solutions to hospitals and clinics across Kenya. Given that the company places a strong emphasis on sustainability, and has already adopted various initiatives to operate in a sustainable way, the adoption of solar energy was a natural extension of this ethos.
Nestled along an escarpment overlooking a natural rocky outcrop, the soon-to-open Suyian Lodge has been constructed to blend in with its natural surrounds, providing breathtaking views of the conservancy. The lodge draws inspiration from its unique surrounds amidst the region’s ancient rock sanctuary and the indigenous plant life that lives in between the granite edges.
NSE designed an off-grid solar system that features an integrated 1MW battery energy storage system (BESS). The solar system was designed to blend in with the lodge’s upmarket architectural approach and to enable this facility to operate sustainably and independently.
Texplast Industries located in Rungiri, Kenya is a manufacturer of high-quality Woven Polypropylene (WPP) bags suitable for automated filling and packing. The organisation also recycles woven bags for reuse, and aims to play a role in the reduction of plastic in the environment.
The price of power together with Texplast’s sustainability goals prompted the need for a grid-tied renewable energy solution.
Tatu City is a new 5,000-acre, mixed used development featuring homes, schools, offices, a shopping district, medical clinics, nature areas, a sport & entertainment complex and manufacturing in Kenya.
Tatu City is Kenya’s first operational Special Economic Zone, providing reduced corporate taxes, zero-rated VAT and import duty exemptions, among other benefits.
New Southern Energy arranged finance for this project via an innovative crowd funding model leveraging international funders, and built a 2,05 MW rooftop solar system, that will provide power to users in this new development. The system features 3468 Jinko N type solar modules and 8 Huawei 200 KTL inverters.
Maisha Mabati was established in 2009, to meet the growing requirements for quality roofing in the Kenyan market. Maisha Mabati Mills produces galvanised and coloured steel roofing sheets with the goal of being durable, functional, strong and cost-effective to enable Kenyans around the country to build better standard homes.
CrossBoundary Energy acted as the independent power producer / financier who approached New Southern Energy for a turnkey solar solution for this site in Lukenya, Kenya.
Maisha Packaging is a member of the Devki group of companies that manufactures high quality woven Polypropylene (WPP) bags that are ideal for automated filling and packing. These act as substitute to the paper bags with their strong and durable properties.
CrossBoundary Energy acted as the IPP/Financier who approached NSE for a turnkey solar solution at this site in Lukenya, Kenya
Maisha Minerals & Fertilizer offers solutions to farmers to help achieve better crop yields, reduced cost per tonne of yield for producing crops along with finding the optimum match of nutrient supply to crop requirement. The company works closely with agriculture experts, researchers and scientists to develop and improve our fertiliser formulations that in turn improve soil and crop nutrition
CrossBoundary Energy acted as the IPP/Financier who approached NSE for a turnkey solar solution at this site in Athi River, Kenya.
National Cement endeavours to produce the best cement products in Kenya by employing the latest cutting-edge technologies, to ensure remaining ahead of the game and to set international standards in products for decades to come. The company’s high-quality paving blocks combine elegant aesthetics with quick installation processes.
CrossBoundary Energy acted as the IPP/Financier who approached NSE for a turnkey solar solution at this site in Athi River, Kenya.
The Devki Group of companies services the building trade in Kenya, providing various construction materials, including steel, cement, paving blocks, roofing sheets and more. NSE installed a portfolio of solar systems at four of the company’s premises, with a total capacity of 3.8MWp, enabling the organisation to benefit from renewable energy.
Production Capability: 4,940,000 kWh across 4 sites
Location: 2 sites in Athi River, Kenya and 2 sites in Luekenya, Kenya
Mwale Medical and Technology City (MMTC) is a sustainable metropolis centred around a state-of-the-art medical and technology complex located in Kakamega County, in Kenya. The facility supplies medical services, using state-of-the-art machinery, to local and international patients.
The location's unreliable power supply prompted the need for a sustainable and reliable source of energy. New Southern Energy developed a solar plant to power the company’s Magnetic Resonance Imaging machinery in order to enhance the company’s delivery of services to the local community and so as to enable the company to achieve its development plans.
