Greenspark is an engineering company specialised in solar applications for the commercial sector, large scale farming, industry, NGO’s, for remote locations, etc. Greenspark’s experience Over the years, Greenspark has gained extensive experience in EPC projects: engineering; supply and installation of…
Our high-tech SolaX solar hybrid system with Pylontech lithium-ion energy storage has been installed in a private residence near Naivasha. The big advantage of lithium-ion (or LIFEPO4 technology) is that 80% of the storage capacity can be safely used, while…
Greenspark has commissioned a 300 kWp solar system for a warehouse in Ruiru, Kiambu County. The system is expected to have an electricity production of 430 MWh per year. The solar system will provide energy to the tenants of the warehouses….
Greenspark commissioned a 24 kWp solar system for offices and warehouses along Mombasa Rd, Nairobi.
In 2017 Greenspark engineered and installed a 84 kWp solar system on an office complex at Wilson Business Park, Nairobi. Below pictures give an interesting insight of the planning and engineering phase and how it looks in reality – from outer…
Greenspark has just constructed a 185 kWp solar system for a farm near Naivasha. The system will supply on average 30% of the farm’s energy requirement annually, making the power available for water pumping, irrigation, cold store, etc. The solar…
Our Kenyan customers are enjoying the benefits of in total 320 kWp of solar capacity installed. From installation dates (2015, 2016, 2017), these systems have offered savings on KPLC bill of in total 0.5 GWh or 500,000 kWh. This represents…
Greenpark has supplied, installed and commissioned a 23 kWp solar system for an office complex in Westlands, Nairobi. The modules have been mounted on a tiled roof with aluminium/stainless steel mounting structure. The client is expected to reduce 10 %…
The recently installed 80 kWp solar PV system produces enough power to cover 34% of this day’s energy use. Energy savings this month: US$ 1,250. Gray colour represents solar energy production. Red colour represents remaining energy requirement to be purchased from the grid.
An up-market office complex near Wilson Airport offers partly green electricity to its tenants. Greenspark has realised 80 kWp solar PV system that will cover an estimated 40% of daytime electricity requirement by solar. They will save over US$ 20,000 on their electrical energy…
How to lower KPLC Demand Charges For most companies, a significant element on the electricity bill is the Demand Charge. Most of these customers seek innovative solutions to reduce this cost. to avoid Maximum Demand Penalties To succeed in this,…
