100 Solar Towers in Kenya: How SOLARFARM is Saving 1.2M Liters of Diesel Annually
Why Kenya?
In many remote regions of Kenya, telecom towers have long relied on diesel generators for power. Unstable fuel supply, high logistics costs, and frequent grid outages make traditional power solutions expensive and unreliable.
With abundant solar resources and a national goal of 100% clean energy by 2030, off-grid solar PV systems are now the smartest choice for telecom infrastructure.
100
Telecom Towers
90%
Diesel Reduction Expected
2030
Clean Energy Goal
Project Spotlight: 100 Towers Going Solar
We are proud to announce that SOLARFARM has kicked off the installation of 100 solar PV power systems for telecom towers across Kenya.
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Site surveys & custom design completed
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Solar arrays, battery storage, and hybrid controllers being deployed
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Expected to cut diesel use by over 90% per site
Similar solar-hybrid telecom projects in Kenya have already reduced OPEX by up to 90% and significantly improved network uptime.
Impact Beyond Connectivity
This is not just about signal strength. It’s about:
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Reducing carbon emissions & diesel dependency
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Ensuring reliable communication for rural communities, schools, and clinics
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Creating local jobs and technical training opportunities
“When the tower has power, the village stays connected.”
— Local teacher, northern Kenya
We’ll keep sharing progress, site stories, and impact data. Stay tuned.
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