Huaping Kenya Branch Makes Breakthrough in East African EMC Market with Two Major Solar Projects Driving Energy Transition

[Nairobi, Kenya] Recently, Godwin Liu, representative of HuapingGroup's Kenya branch, successfully secured two landmark photovoltaic EPC (Energy Performance Contracting) projects through keen market insight and outstanding business development capabilities, injecting new momentum into Kenya's clean energy development.

Focusing on Communities and Commerce to Establish Green Energy Benchmarks
The newly signed Sabaki Residential Solar Project will adopt a distributed photovoltaic system to serve a large residential cluster. Upon completion, it is expected to meet over 60% of the community's electricity demand, significantly reducing residents' energy costs. Another key project, the Shujah Mall Commercial Solar Installation located in Nairobi's central business district, will deploy high-efficiency photovoltaic modules on the mall's rooftop and parking canopies. With an estimated annual power generation of 800,000 kWh and carbon emission reduction of approximately 500 tons, it will serve as a model for integrating commerce with green energy solutions.

Accelerating Energy Transition and Deepening East African Market Presence
Both projects have entered the construction phase and are scheduled for grid connection by the end of September. Their implementation will not only optimize local energy infrastructure but also solidify Huaping Group's foundation for continued expansion in East Africa's renewable energy market.

Committed to delivering global clean energy solutions, Huaping Group will continue to enhance technological innovation and local partnerships to advance Africa's green energy transformation.