The proliferation of solar power in developing countries faces challenges at all levels, particularly in distribution, reliability and financing. Solana Power helps companies, charities and governments overcome those challenges, working together to produce sustainable and efficient energy supply through solar technology.
Approximately 1.3 billion people live without regular access to energy. Populations across the developing world are forced to use fuels that pollute and cause respiratory illnesses, like kerosene and biomass, whilst governments spend significant sums of money on inefficient and expensive energy sources that struggle to meet the demands of growing populations.
In the developing world, solar power is the optimum alternative to existing power sources. Solana Power is at the forefront of helping countries develop and build their solar capabilities.
The first half of twenty-first century looks set to be dominated by worldwide investment in renewable energy, waste management, water infrastructure, food production, healthcare, sustainable transport and decent affordable housing.
At Solana Power we offer a range of services aimed at helping developing world countries unlock the potential of solar and green energy solutions.