Bringing clean energy to underserved communities, the W4L+ PV Solar Mini Grids project lights up the lives of over 2,200 households across 18 communities in Ethiopia.

In collaboration with the Ministry of Water and Energy, this donor-funded initiative delivers 1.08 MWp of solar power, backed by 3.5 MWh of storage and 43 km of low-voltage distribution lines, fostering energy access and socio-economic growth.

Empowering education and healthcare, the W4L+ Stand-Alone Solar Systems project electrifies 198 schools and health facilities across five districts in Ethiopia.

With a combined capacity of 1.03 MWp and 2.06 MWh of storage this donor-backed initiative ensures reliable power for critical services, promoting better health outcomes and improved learning environments.

In partnership with UNOPS and funded by the World Bank the project transforms access to electricity for 404 schools and health facilities throughout Sierra Leone.

Delivering 1.08 MWp of solar capacity and 6.7 MWh of storage, this large-scale intervention strengthens essential infrastructure, ensuring safe, clean, and consistent power where it’s needed most.