Power your business with the sun.

For hospitals, schools, factories, hotels and every business that can't afford to stop. Keep operations running, cut what you spend on power, and protect your margins from rising tariffs.

Sound familiar?

The power goes, and the whole team is paid to wait.
The generator runs for hours. Then the diesel bill arrives.
The power bill is one of your biggest monthly costs, and it keeps growing.
A blackout, and the cold room, lab or server goes down with it.
Machines damaged when the power comes back.
Guests, patients or students complain every time the lights go.
Another tariff increase you couldn't plan for.

There's a better way to power your business.

Why businesses go solar

01

Lower costs in the long run.

Power your business with the sun, not the meter.

02

Downtime costs more than outages.

When the power goes, production stops, staff stand idle and orders slip. Solar keeps you running.

03

Protection from rising electricity costs.

Tariffs in Kenya keep climbing. Sunlight doesn't.

04

Lower daytime tariffs.

Ideal for factories and businesses that do most of their work during the day.

05

Less diesel.

Fewer generator hours, less fuel and fewer service bills.

06

A tax-deductible asset.

Solar equipment can be written off against taxable profit through capital allowances. Ask your accountant how it applies to you.

07

Protection from voltage swings.

Steady power for machines and electronics, away from surges that come with grid faults.

08

Green credentials.

A clean-energy business, and a badge your clients notice.

09

Built to last.

Panels with 25-year performance warranties keep working long after the system has paid for itself.

Designed around what you need

Option 1

Keep running through outages

Backup power for the loads that can't stop.

Option 2

Cut daytime power costs

Grid-tied solar for businesses that work mainly in daylight. It switches off in a blackout.

Option 3

Backup power and reduced daytime costs

Hybrid solar, with batteries for outages and the sun for daytime costs.

Option 4

Run without KPLC

Off-grid, with the best long-term returns.

You don't need to pick. We recommend the right design after your energy assessment.

Not sure which fits? Let's have a conversation. →

What's included

KEBS-certified quality panels, inverters and lithium batteries.
A detailed energy assessment, with data logging for complex sites.
Installation by vetted, EPRA-licensed installers, scheduled around your operations.
Remote monitoring of production and usage.
Handover training.
1-year workmanship guarantee.
Claridge Solar Care: we stay with you after switch-on.

Businesses we've powered

24kW Emergency Solar Backup System at Msambweni County Referral Hospital
Healthcare • Kwale County

24kW Backup System – Msambweni Hospital

Business Type: Healthcare / County Referral Hospital
Location: Msambweni, Kwale County
Original Energy Challenge: Mission-critical hospital operations including surgical theaters, intensive care units, and vaccine cold rooms requiring uninterrupted power without relying on costly diesel generator runs.
Installed System & Capacity: 24kW Emergency Solar Backup and energy storage system engineered with heavy-duty inverters and lithium battery storage.
Documented Outcome: 99.9% power reliability for clinical departments, 75% reduction in diesel generator expenditures, and instant automatic failover during grid blackouts.
12kW Rooftop Solar System at Sunrise School Donholm Nairobi
Education • Nairobi

12kW Solar – Sunrise School Donholm

Business Type: Educational Institution / Private School
Location: Donholm, Nairobi
Original Energy Challenge: High daytime electricity bills from operating 20+ classrooms, computer labs, administration suites, and lighting during peak utility tariff hours.
Installed System & Capacity: 12kW Grid-Interactive Rooftop Solar Power installation featuring high-efficiency monocrystalline solar panels.
Documented Outcome: 85% daytime electricity bill reduction, saving over KSh 70,000 monthly while providing steady, sustainable solar power for students and faculty.
12kW Coastal Commercial Solar Installation in Kilifi Kenya
Commercial • Kilifi

12kW Coastal Solar – Kilifi Commercial

Business Type: Commercial & Hospitality Property
Location: Kilifi, Coast Region
Original Energy Challenge: Continuous air conditioning and refrigeration loads in hot coastal climate paired with volatile grid supply and recurring coastal power surges.
Installed System & Capacity: 12kW Commercial Solar Rooftop Array built with corrosion-resistant mounting frames and high-yield temperature-tolerant solar panels.
Documented Outcome: Over 19,500 kWh annual clean energy yield, 80% reduction in grid power dependency during peak operational hours, and protection against grid voltage surges.

Payment options

Pay by cash, or spread the cost through our financing partners: lease-to-own, asset financing.

Direct Settlement / Cash

Upfront capital purchase via bank transfer for outright system ownership, immediate warranty activation, and fastest lifetime savings.

Lease-to-Own & Asset Financing

Spread the cost over structured installments through our commercial banking and green asset-financing partners across Kenya, preserving working capital.

How it works

01

Step 1 — Get a cost estimate

See roughly what solar could cost your business, online in minutes. No pressure, no obligation.

Use Solar Calculator →
02

Step 2 — Energy assessment

We visit your site and study how you use power.

03

Step 3 — Proposal

Your system, your price and what to expect, in writing.

04

Step 4 — Installation and aftercare

Installed around your operations, tested, handed over and monitored.

Questions businesses ask

If outages cost you money or your main aim is to reduce electricity bills, hybrid or off-grid. If you mainly want lower daytime costs and your grid is reliable, grid-tied. We recommend the right one based on your needs.
Solar returns more than a smaller bill: protection from tariff changes, tax deductions, and operations that keep running when others stop. Read how to think about the returns in How solar pays back for a business.
No. Your business runs as usual while we do installation. The only interruption is a short switch-over when we connect the system, and we schedule that for when you're not operating, such as an evening or weekend.
Solar equipment is a business asset that can be claimed through capital allowances. Your accountant can confirm how it applies to you.
Yes, anywhere in Kenya.

Ready to power your business with the sun?