Two New Photovoltaic Water Pumping Installations

Earthquake-resistant photovoltaic shipping containers used in mountainous areas of Papua New Guinea

Earthquake-resistant photovoltaic shipping containers used in mountainous areas of Papua New Guinea

In this informative video, we discuss the resilience of shipping containers against natural forces, particularly earthquakes. We will examine the construction materials and design features that contribute to their strength and flexibility. . Even though shipping containers are constructed from high-strength Corten steel, they must be properly engineered, reinforced, and anchored to withstand seismic activity and comply with seismic building codes. Designed for rapid deployment and long-term reliability, these systems combine portability with renewable energy. . During earthquakes, abrupt loss of infrastructure—power among them—is one of the most immediate issues. They serve a wide range of. . In an era where industrial safety and operational efficiency are paramount, structural engineering has become increasingly complex—especially in sectors such as boilers, tanks, and shipping container manufacturing. [PDF Version]

Sierra Leone Green Solar Water Pumping Plant

Sierra Leone Green Solar Water Pumping Plant

98 kWp roof-mounted solar system powering a Grundfos SQFlex pump with a CU 200 Grundfos pump controller, providing a reliable, efficient, and sustainable water supply. . Aptech Africa is proud to deliver an innovative solar water pumping solution to Nar Sarah Clinic in Kabala, Sierra Leone, addressing long-standing challenges of water shortage and costly fuel dependence. Explore these projects that remain at or near 100% functionality because of quality implementation, customized hygiene, sanitation, and. . Mantrac designed a completely solar-powered water desalination and purification system that is cost-effective and requires little maintenance. Facilitating the ease of access to clean water. . World Vision International Sierra Leone is leading a significant project in the BO District that involves drilling and constructing mechanized solar boreholes and installing Lorentz submersible solar pumps, tap stands, reticulation systems, and elevated storage tanks. The Bumbuna Hydroelectric Dam is the main electricity source for Sierra Leone. The installation works included; Ground mounting 6 Soleil power solar panels of 330W near the water source to minimize power. . [PDF Version]

Zimbabwe Water Plant Uses Large-Capacity Photovoltaic Folding Container

Zimbabwe Water Plant Uses Large-Capacity Photovoltaic Folding Container

Zimbabwe to build a 250MW floating solar plant on Kariba Dam, scalable to 1GW. Solar project integrates renewable energy into Kariba hydropower, addressing 18-hour power outages. Zimbabwe is set to begin construction in the second quarter of 2026 on a 600-megawatt (MW) floating solar power plant on Lake. . Zimbabwe plans to install floating solar panels on the Kariba Dam — the world's largest artificial freshwater reservoir — by early next year, according to the Ministry of Mines and Energy Development. Led by. . According to the International Trade Administration, Zimbabwe's installed capacity is 2,800MW against the national demand of 5,000 MW needed to support industry and households in the country fully. Centragrid, an independent power producer licensed to own, finance, construct, and operate the 25MW solar power plant and its associated transmission facilities in Nyabira, Zimbabwe, has recently completed the. . ZIMBABWE'S solar energy sector continues to register notable growth as more independent power producers (IPPs) join the drive to boost clean energy generation and reduce electricity deficits. [PDF Version]

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