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Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing in Zambia
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing sector based in Zambia. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
24 on file
Vitalite Zambia
VITALITE is a commercial social enterprise based in Lusaka that is focused on having a positive impact both on the communities it serves as well as on the global environment. As a leading distributor of renewable energy in Zambia, VITALITE's goal is for every household to have access to reliable and affordable modern energy. Founded by Dr. John Fay and Dr. Sam Bell in 2013, VITALITE operates throughout Lusaka as well as in Eastern Province and Southern Province. With an estimated electrification rate of 18.8%, with 44% of the urban population and only 3% of the rural population having access to electricity, VITALITE was established to offer needed alternatives to Zambia. VITALITE is the first in Zambia to offer a solution in the form of a pay-as-you-go enabled solar home system - the VITALITE PAYGO Solar Home System. This system offers access to modern energy with lighting, phone charging, and a radio, and reduces depency on unreliable energy sources. VITALITE also offers cooking solutions through a range of gasifying cookstoves, which use biomass fuel to create a clean and efficient flame. Switching from charcoal to biomass helps to reduce the environmental and health implications caused by the extensive use of charcoal. Through expanding its network of local agents and resellers, and partnering with a number of organisations, VITALITE is expanding its reach to more rural areas to provide reliable, affordable and modern energy to those who cannot afford the high up-front costs associated with reliable solar products.
11 to 50 staff
Kalahari Geoenergy Ltd
Kalahari GeoEnergy Ltd's objective is to explore and, if viable, develop geothermal energy resources to produce electrical power in East and Southern Africa, with current focus on Zambia, where it has active exploration targets: ultimately to become an Independent Power Producer
11 to 50 staff
Mbhe Valley Acres
Valley Acres Group are one of the leading renewable energy; and more specifically, C&I scale Solar PV EPC contractors in the Southern African region with a footprint that includes Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, and beyond. MBHE Valley Acres is the flagship company of the group and was set up in early 2019 initially as a subsidiary of MBHE Group. The company is now a subsidiary of Valley Acres as of 2025, a majority Zambian “citizen owned company” (CEEC) with international expertise.
11 to 50 staff
Get Off Grid
It now makes economic and environmental sense for businesses to invest in Solar and start saving money as they pay less for power. At Get Off Grid we believe in providing Solar Solutions that positively impact both the economy and environment. South Africa has one of the highest counts of sunny days per year in the world, and ranks in the world's Top 10 of countries harnessing renewable energy from the sun. South Africa therefore is also one of the most appropriate places in the world to use solar power energy for the best Return On Investment. Start taking advantage: Call Get Off Grid (011) 791 2348 |
11 to 50 staff
Kasuba Power Solutions Ltd
Kasuba Power Solutions is a solar energy limited company that provides solar products across Zambia. We supply and install solar systems ranging from home solar systems, solar lighting systems to solar submersible bore pumps. Our team of experts will help you with all solar information and will design systems that will suit your energy needs. Call us on +260966368552 for free consultation.
11 to 50 staff
Open Energy Labs
Recent research has shown that the electrification of Africa is being held back by a lack of localised technical capacity to build and maintain renewable energy systems. But students can’t learn about electricity if they don’t have access to it. Therefore, educational institutions in Africa are forced to focus on theoretical learning, as they lack the resources to teach science effectively. Open Energy Labs is developing an educational app and connected hardware kit which takes a “learn by making” approach to teaching students electronics, by building a renewable electricity supply, able to provide reliable power for lighting and mobile-phone charging.
1 to 10 staff
Kuseni Energy Limited
Kuseni Energy provide & distribute affordable off-grid solar energy solutions mainly aimed at the bottom of the pyramid (‘BOP’) communities in Zambia & Southern Africa. Kuseni aims to deliver “radical affordability” across three axes: initial purchase price; total cost of ownership; & flexibility of expenditures over time. A census conducted in 2010 found the total population of Zambia to be 13,046,508, consisting of 2,635,590 households. According to the Energy Regulation Board of Zambia (‘ERB’) 2013-14 Statistics Bulletin there are 568,699 households and 42,603 commercial and small scale users consuming electricity from the grid. Combined data from two complimentary surveys, the Zambia Business Survey (‘ZBS,2008’) and the World Bank Enterprise Survey (‘WBES,2008’) database, shows that there are about 1.02 million informal micro and small enterprises (‘MSMEs’) in Zambia, along with about formal MSMEs. The data also shows that vast majority of these “businesses” are very small with only 15% of them earning revenues greater than US$200 per month; less than 8% have revenues more than US$400 per month. Clearly the data above shows that circa 2million households and 1million MSMEs do not consume electricity from the grid. International charity Solar Aid’s primary research (2012-15) on Zambia, found that BOP families were spending an average US$75 per year on lighting, equivalent to 9% of household income for 4 hours of light at night. An article published in the Lusaka Times on 27th January 2016 estimates that there are 10.9 million mobile phone subscribers in Zambia who clearly require a source of power to charge their phones. This presents a significant opportunity for Kuseni to connect most Zambian households and MSME’s to a radically affordable, reliable and renewable source of electricity.
1 to 10 staff
Fast Fold Energy Solutions
Energy Company specialized in Solar Installations, Energy Auditing and Biofuels production.
1 to 10 staff
W&h Solar Ventures
Renewable Energy EPC | O&M | DEVELOPER
11 to 50 staff
Crystal Energy Africa
Crystal Energy is a African company, based in Zambia. Which offers financing, building, installation, maintenance, and monitoring of renewable energy infrastructure for electricity supply to Commercial & Industrial clients throughout a long-term contract as a Power Purchase Agreement, Lease Agreement or as an EPC contractor. The customer enjoys energy savings and the benefits of renewable energy without purchasing the system outright. The service is targeted to provide clients with 24/7 consistent or back-up power supply across Sub-Saharan Africa, to both off-grid and grid markets. Crystal Energy Africa provides prime-time and back-up power supply to mines, shopping malls, office blocks, hotels, resorts, data centers, lodges, hospitals, clinics, schools, factories, smelters, telecoms, farms, agricultural industries and other power consumers; With rooftop, ground-mount & carport canopy solar PV with optional energy storage in Lithium-ion battery storage, and a Diesel generator as a 2nd back-up power option. Email Address: info@crystalenergy.africa
1 to 10 staff
Greenbelt Energy
Greenbelt Energy is producing biogas to save trees and lives. We are working with farmers, women and youth in 3 provinces around Zambia to establish an inclusive bioenergy ecosystem. We have designed a customer centric low emission smart renewable natural gas (RNG) cookstove to promote green energy.
1 to 10 staff
Sutsol Group
Sutsol Hitec Solutions | Sustainable Energy, Water & Environmental Solutions for Africa We empower industries, governments, farms, and communities across Africa to achieve SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption) and drive progress in Zero Hunger (SDG2), Clean Water (SDG6), Affordable Energy (SDG7), Climate Action (SDG13), and Partnerships (SDG17). With a footprint in Botswana, Zambia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe, we deliver scalable solutions for Africa’s energy, water, and environmental challenges. Core Services- Energy Efficiency: Audits, renewable systems (solar/wind), green building designs (LEED/EDGE)- Water Stewardship: Smart conservation, wastewater recycling, IoT-driven management- Environmental Sustainability: EIA, agroecology, circular economy models- Tech Innovation: AI-driven energy analytics, microgrids, clean tech transfer. Why Us- Local Expertise: Deep-rooted knowledge of Africa’s regulatory and environmental landscapes- Holistic Impact: Align projects with SDGs to reduce waste, conserve resources, and uplift communities- Pan-African Reach: Proven success in Southern Africa (Botswana, Zambia, South Africa, Zimbabwe), scalable continent-wide. Sectors We Serve:#Mining #Agriculture #AgriTech #Healthcare #Manufacturing #UrbanDevelopment Join Us in Building a Resilient Africa. Partner with Sutsol to integrate #EnergyInnovation,#SmartWater,#GreenTech, and #SDG12Solutions into your operations. Let’s turn sustainability goals into action.#SustainableAfrica #RenewableEnergy #ClimateAction #WaterForLife #CircularEconomy #AfricanPartnerships #CleanTech #SDGs
1 to 10 staff
Solar Village As
Solar Village is a Norwegian company on a mission to improve African smallholder farmers' yields and standard of living. We develop, manufacture, distribute and finance smart solar energy solutions tailored to the needs and aspirations of smallholder farmers in Africa. Our main product is the Battery Stick™. In the field, the Battery Stick™ powers two attractive herbicide, insecticide, and fungicide sprayers of Micron, a leading manufacturer of specialist sprayers and weed control equipment for a wide range of applications. These sprayers (Handy and Ulva+) have been developed specifically for the African smallholder user and are safe and highly labour and water saving. At home, the Battery Stick™ is a power source for a range of desirable household appliances (e.g. lamps, TV and fan), popular among smallholder farmers living off-grid. Our standard Battery Stick™ kit consists of the Battery Stick™ with a built-in torch, a 10W solar panel, an LED lamp and 6 USB phone charge connectors. Additional available accessories are: LED TV, USB fan and mini speaker, which give farmers increased comfort in their homes. Solar Village is currently active in Zambia, working among others with two large agribusinesses, Alliance Ginneries and Parrogate which organise approximately outgrower cotton farmers.
11 to 50 staff
Switch Acdc
Switch ACDC is a Zambian solar energy company based in Lusaka. Switch provides our clients with quality, reliable alternatives to grid reliance for competitive prices. We offer our services to residential and commercial properties with wholesale options too. Products supplied range from Inverter charger combo’s, Bi-Directional inverters, PV Modules, Gel Batteries, Lithium Ion Batteries, Super Capacitors, MPPT Charge Controllers all from proven brands with a proven track record.
11 to 50 staff
Yieldplay Energy
Yieldplay Energy is a renewable energy developer participating in Africa and Asia markets.
51 to 200 staff
Standard Microgrid
Standard Microgrid is reimagining the African energy utility by providing clean, modern and affordable energy services to customers when they need it, for those appliances they value most. Our model is based on the premise that rural energy buyers are not concerned with buying energy as such (e.g. kWh’s), but rather with the benefits that energy provides (e.g. charged mobile phones). Based on this premise we sell services instead of energy, which allows us to optimize grid utilization, reinforce energy efficiency practices, and effectively turn a rural community into a collection of hyper-efficient smart homes. The single most important ingredient for success in the microgrid industry is scalability; every aspect of the Standard Microgrid business model from the remote grid management software to the standardized design has been designed and built with the intention to scale. Our business model does not require customers to have mobile money, and is replicable across markets.
11 to 50 staff
Yaaka Investments Limited
The Yaaka portable bin incinerator gives a solution in two areas; safe and clean environment by proper disposal, handling and reduction of waste while taking into account the environmental impact the design has. We are trying to solve the problem of open air burning so as to reduce flue gas emission in the atmosphere (SDG 13). According to the air quality tests which were conducted, it showed that we were within the allowed ZEMA standards and has thus applied for air emissions license. Elsewhere, our project also covers sustainable method of collection of recyclable paper and plastic waste. As at now about 500kg of paper and plastic has been processed and sold to recycling companies. Further the innovation has solved the inefficient access to refuse collection and disposal was It is estimated that only about 7% had initially access to such while reducing waste to about 70% of its mass. Paying attention to the current solutions that council and Zambia Environmental Management Agency has been put in place, well; they are good for a short period of time but not sustainable in the long run. Take for instance the widely used method of collection of waste and disposal of it at dumpsites is good shortly but has harmful adverse effects like air pollution, land pollution and water pollution with which collection of waste and disposal in landfills comes with. Worse still landfills cause water borne diseases like cholera and dysentery, which is the case even in places where collection isn't very effective like chisokone market in Kitwe. Moreover, these are just non-hazardous waste which gives trouble for local authorities to handle and some private waste management companies. Hazardous waste has worst effects currently in our country from industries that produce them like mines and Hospitals. This is so because the amount of flue gases released into the atmosphere is way far from the ZEMA STANDARDS. As a result, we are causing these problems from industrial failures and house
1 to 10 staff
Genesis Energy Development
In 2016, we started Genesis Energy Development (GED) in Lusaka, Zambia with an aspiration to protect homeowners from inconsistent access to electricity, whilst contributing to diversification of the country’s power generation mix via renewable energy. We approach this aspiration by leveraging our strategic global business alliances to provide the most economic and innovative sustainable energy solutions for ‘off-the-grid’ communities. Solar energy is our near-term focus; we intend to expand further in mid to long-term. We have a vision of an African continent which leverages the significant progress in global technological advancement to leapfrog into the era of clean energy. We believe Africa has a unique opportunity to replace an Industrial Revolution with a Green Revolution.
1 to 10 staff
Western Power Company
Western Power Company is a Zambian Independent Power Producer developing the Ngonye Falls 180MW run-of-river hydroelectric project on the Zambezi River in the Western Province of Zambia. The Ngonye Falls project will supply 830GWh per year of low environmental impact, zero-carbon, fully renewable electricity once it is commissioned in 2025. This energy will be enough to supply electricity for people in Zambia.
1 to 10 staff
Solar Panda Zambia Formerly Vitalite
Solar Panda (formerly VITALITE) Zambia is a commercial social enterprise based in Lusaka, focused on making a lasting positive impact on communities and the global environment. As a leading distributor of renewable energy in Zambia, Solar Panda’s mission is simple, to ensure every household has access to reliable and affordable modern energy. Operating across all 10 provinces of Zambia, Solar Panda (formerly VITALITE) was established to offer much-needed alternatives in a country where only 18.8% of the population is electrified, with 44% of the urban population and just 3% of the rural population having access to electricity. Solar Panda (formerly VITALITE) was the first in Zambia to introduce a pay-as-you-go solar home system, offering families access to modern energy solutions for lighting, phone charging, radio, and television. Today, our range includes complete Solar TV and Lighting Kits that bring both light and entertainment to homes that previously lived without electricity, helping families study, connect, and grow. Through a growing network of local agents, Sales & Service Centres, and partnerships with development and financing organisations, Solar Panda (formerly VITALITE) continues to expand its reach, bringing clean, affordable, and reliable energy to households that cannot afford the high upfront costs of conventional solar products.
11 to 50 staff
Verde Technology Ltd
Verde Technology Ltd is committed to the delivery of environmentally friendly energy solutions throughout Zambia and Sub-Saharan Africa. We understand the need to move towards renewable, circular economy technology that utilises the natural resources available in this part of the world. Our aim is to reduce the volume of waste produced and add value to waste streams, both stimulating the economy, minimising environmental degradation, and reducing the amount of waste directed to landfill sites.
11 to 50 staff
Agilis Capital Holdings Limited
We are a full service renewable energy solutions company.
1 to 10 staff
African Power Projects
African Power Projects is a renewable energy development company building a portfolio of clean, reliable electricity generation projects in Zambia and across Southern Africa.
1 to 10 staff
The Bright Future Project
The Bright Future Project is an inclusive & sustainable environmental Start-up. We strongly believe this venture has socio-economic and environmental benefits for Zambia, towards sustaining our ecosystem and to upgrade the quality of life in our communities & Country.
51 to 200 staff
