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Power and grid
Substations, transmission and distribution lines, industrial and residential wiring.
- Power plant sizing and construction
- High voltage and medium voltage substations
- Load studies and protection design
- Generator repair and overhaul
Engineering and construction, Kampala, Uganda
We build the power, water and roads that Uganda runs on
Substations, power lines, solar and battery systems, boreholes, pipelines, roads, bridges, and buildings.
- 10 years
- In operation
- 12 districts
- Where our projects stand
- 6 disciplines
- Under one roof
- 23 services
- From load studies to bridges
Trading since 2016.
From Karamoja to Kyotera.
Power, solar, water, civil, telecommunications and security.
The full list is on one page.
01 What we build
Six disciplines, one site manager
Most jobs cross more than one trade. We hold all six in house.
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Solar and storage
From one rooftop to megawatt arrays, with batteries that carry the site overnight.
- Grid tied, off grid and hybrid systems
- Battery energy storage
- Solar pumping and water heating
- Biogas power plants
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Water and boreholes
Finding the water, lifting it, and getting it where it is needed.
- Borehole drilling and pump installation
- Pipelines and distribution networks
- Irrigation design and installation
- Plumbing for industrial sites
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Civil and buildings
Roads, bridges and buildings, designed and supervised by the team that builds them.
- Road and bridge construction
- Industrial, commercial and residential buildings
- Project supervision and consultancy
- Land and topographical surveying
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Telecommunications
The towers and the cable that carry a network across a district.
- Telecom tower construction
- Fibre optic cable laying
- Mechanical installation and servicing
- Heating, ventilation and air conditioning
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Security systems
Cameras and fencing that keep working when the grid does not.
- Solar powered closed circuit television
- Pan tilt zoom cameras
- Electric fencing and access control
- Technical audits
02 How we work
Four steps, numbers shown at every one
No job starts with a price. It starts with a measurement.
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Step 01
Site assessment
We visit and measure what is actually there.
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Step 02
Design and costing
You get a priced design with every assumption written out.
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Step 03
Build
Our own crews install it. You get a named contact and a schedule.
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Step 04
Commissioning
We test it, hand over the drawings and results, and agree upkeep.
03 Selected work
Twelve projects, twelve districts
Each shows its district and what it involved.
04 Try the arithmetic
How big a solar system does your site need
Move the slider to your daily use. The working is shown underneath. It is a guide, not a design.
kWh per day
A shop uses about 10 units a day, a guest house 60, a factory 300 and up. Not sure? Divide your monthly units by 30.
hours
Indicative sizing
- Solar array
- 10.3 kWp
- Battery capacity
- 14.8 kWh
- Inverter, continuous
- 12 kW
array = 40 ÷ (5.0 × 0.78) = 10.3 kWp
battery = 40 × (8 ÷ 24) ÷ 0.90 = 14.8 kWh
Assumes 5.0 peak sun hours a day, typical for Uganda, 78 percent system efficiency, and 90 percent usable battery capacity. Your roof orientation, shading and load pattern will change all three.
05 Solar hardware
We supply the equipment we install
Inverters from Sunsynk, batteries from Deye, panels from Jinko, racking from Mountkit.
Hybrid inverters
Sunsynk 8kW hybrid inverter, 48V
Manages solar, grid, battery and generator power for a home or business.
UGX 9,000,000
Batteries and storage
Deye SE-F5.1 Pro, 5.12kWh
A slim lithium battery that stacks up to 64 units as the site grows.
UGX 7,000,000
Solar panels
Jinko 615W bifacial panel
Collects light on both faces, so the back adds to total output.
UGX 550,000
06 Who we work with
Regulators, utilities and manufacturers
ERA Uganda
UEDCL
Umeme
NWSC
Coca-Cola
Shell
Vivo Energy
TotalEnergies
MTN Uganda
Huawei
Sunsynk
Deye
Victron Energy
Jinko Solar
LONGi
JA Solar
Solis
BYD
A name here means we supplied them, worked on their site, or install their kit.
07 What clients say
In their words
Their work on our high voltage installations showed skill that is rare in this region.
Eng. Kasule David
Industrial Power Consultant, KAMP Industrial Solutions
In Karamoja, water is a lifeline. Bakaluba built us a solar pumping network that beat every target we set, and it keeps working.
Dr. Sarah Namubiru
Head of Regional Infrastructure Programme, UnASDG
Our tea sites in Fort Portal had constant trouble with an unsteady grid. Their solar system fixed it. We now run 24 hours a day.
Eng. Kabahenda Akiiki
Chief Technical Officer, Mpanga Highlands Tea Estates Ltd.
09 Next step
Tell us what you need built
Send the site, the load and the deadline. An engineer replies, not a sales team.