Are solar pump systems the future of water pumping in East Africa?

In East Africa in general, and Tanzania in particular, providing energy to (especially rural) areas for water pumping purposes can be logistically difficult and expensive. As such, solar pump systems are rapidly developing to replace old-fashioned, labor or fuel intensive pump systems.

What is a solar water pump system?

As such, solar pump systems are rapidly developing to replace old-fashioned, labor or fuel intensive pump systems. Power Providers installs solar water pumping systems that takes care of the entire pumping process: from pumping water out of the ground to point of end use (drinking, domestic or irrigation).

Where do solar pumping systems work?

Solar pumping systems work anywhere the sun shines. East Africa and especially Tanzania enjoys plenty of sun to operate a solar pumping system economically, especially in areas with poor or no grid connection, or where generators are used.

Do solar water pump systems work in remote locations?

Even in remote locations you can be assured that your system will function properly and keep doing its job. Solar water pump systems are rapidly replacing human, grid or diesel powered pumps and are frequently used to provide water to villages, the hospitality industry and the agricultural sector.

Do you need a solar water pumping system?

Ideally, however, we suggest to install a system that pumps sufficient amounts of water during sun hours, where excess water can be stored in tanks (the storage tanks acts a battery in itself). What does a solar water pumping system cost?

How does solar water pumping work?

Power Providers installs solar water pumping systems that takes care of the entire pumping process: from pumping water out of the ground to point of end use (drinking, domestic or irrigation). The advantages of using solar as a power source to pump water are plenty. For starters, it needs relatively little maintenance.