Value proposition

Get Solar Power. Reduce CO2 Emissions. Reduce Electricity Costs.

We are the largest commercial and industrial solar operator in Kenya and East Africa.

Market Leader
Equator Energy has installed, owns and operates more solar power plants and more solar capacity than any other commercial and industrial solar
company in our home market of Kenya and in all of East Africa.

Risk Free
Our clients benefit from a simple, transparent, completely risk free business model You pay only based on actual usage, with no hidden fees, no floor prices, no fixed charges, no exchange rate clauses, no inflation indexing and no minimum off take requirements

Local
Our management and technical teams are headquartered in Nairobi We have maintenance teams throughout Kenya and in all of our markets We are on the ground where our projects are.

Zero Investment & OPEX
We invest in the solar power plant and handle all ongoing operation and maintenance. You have no up-front cost and no ongoing operating expenses like insurance, cleaning and maintenance. That said, if you would prefer to purchase the solar power plant from us, you can do so at any time and at market leading prices.
As we invest in the solar power plant, you can be sure that we invest in the right quality of equipment and size of plant. It also means, that we always make sure that the solar power plant is well maintained and performing optimally.

Fully Integrated
We are a turnkey solar company, not just a developer, installer (EPC) or financier. We finance, design, install, operate, monitor, and maintain our solar power plants in-house. We do not sub-contract to third-party installers. Similarly, we do not crowdfund or put you in touch with a third-party bank. Instead, we self-fund each of our projects. This simplifies and streamlines the process for you as we are your single counterparty.


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