In Senegal, nearly 30% of the rural population lacks access to reliable electricity. Since 2018, Sud Solar System has been working to bridge this energy gap with solar installations adapted to the terrain.
Solar power: an obvious solution
Senegal's exceptional sunshine (an average of 5.5 kWh/m²/day) makes photovoltaics an economically viable and environmentally responsible option. Unlike generators, solar power does not consume fuel and requires little maintenance.
Benefits beyond light
Refrigeration of medicines, water pumping, lighting of schools… Electrification triggers a cascade of positive effects: health, education, local economy. Every kWp installed in a remote area is an investment in the future.
