Solar and battery installation at Masindi Hotel in Uganda

Hotels & Lodges

Guests never see the outage.

A dark corridor, a warm room and a silent kitchen ruin a guest’s stay, and a roaring generator ruins the rest. We design solar and battery systems that keep hotels, lodges and resorts running quietly through every grid interruption, and cut the electricity bill at the same time. Engineered, built and maintained by one accountable EPC contractor operating in East Africa since 2011.

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Why solar for hospitality

Quiet, reliable power around the clock.

Hospitality lives on guest experience, and nothing breaks it faster than power that comes and goes. Outages stop lifts, kitchens and air conditioning, spoil food, and force a diesel generator to run through the night beside the rooms. Solar and battery backup carries the guest-facing load silently through outages and takes a large share off the electricity bill, since hotels consume most when the sun is up. The generator stays only as deep backup.

24/7

Guest-facing power

Silent

No diesel at night

40 to 60%

Typical diesel cut

3 to 5 years

Typical payback

City & up-country

Hotels & Resorts

Full guest-facing load coverage through outages, without the generator running all night.

Rooftop solar at the Aquarius Kigo lakeside hotel south of Kampala, Uganda

Hotels and resorts carry heavy, round-the-clock loads: kitchens, cooling, water heating and lifts. We size solar and battery to cover the guest-facing load through outages and shave the daytime bill, with automatic grid and generator switching so staff never touch a changeover. From Masindi to the lakeside at Kigo.

  • Guest-facing load through outages
  • Automatic grid and genset switching
  • Lower daytime electricity bill

30 kWp

Masindi Hotel

+ 96 kWh

Battery backup

95 kWp

Quality Hill complex

Silent

Night-time power

Remote & eco

Safari Lodges

Full-day autonomy for remote lodges that used to run entirely on diesel.

Solar-powered eco-travel cottages at Rukararwe in Bushenyi, Uganda

Safari and eco lodges sit far from any strong grid and depend on generators through guest hours. We build solar and battery systems sized for full-day autonomy, so guests get clean, quiet power and the generator drops to deep backup only. Silent operation matters as much as reliability in a lodge setting.

  • Full-day autonomy on solar
  • No generator noise near guests
  • Built for off-grid and weak-grid sites

10 kWp

Acaki Lodge

+ 20 kWh

Night-time autonomy

Off-grid

Capable

Silent

Guest-side power

Kitchens & bars

Restaurants

Heavy daytime kitchen and cooling loads that line up neatly with solar generation.

Solar installation at the Total Bunamwaya retail and restaurant complex in Kampala, Uganda

Restaurants run intense cooking, refrigeration and cooling loads through the day, exactly when solar produces most. We size grid-tied or hybrid systems for direct consumption, cutting the bill and protecting the cold chain through outages.

  • Daytime kitchen load covered
  • Refrigeration protected
  • Direct consumption savings

35 kWp

Yujo Izakaya

39 kWp

Total Bunamwaya

Cold chain

Protected

Day one

Savings

Mixed-use & retail

Malls & Retail

One solar portfolio across a mixed-use complex of hotel, restaurant and retail.

Rooftop solar across the Quality Hill Boutique Mall complex in Kampala, Uganda

Malls and mixed-use complexes carry parallel loads across many tenants on shared metering. We design a coordinated portfolio of systems for direct consumption across the whole property, protecting cold-chain circuits with battery backup where it matters.

  • Coordinated across tenants
  • Cold-chain circuits backed up
  • Savings on shared metering

95 kWp

Quality Hill Mall

54 kWp

Bunamwaya supermarket

+ 100 kWh

Cold-chain backup

Mixed-use

One portfolio

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