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This case study describes the implementation of a large-scale off-grid solar power system by GadgetroniX at Nyarugusu Main Hospital in Tanzania to ensure 24/7 energy reliability for critical medical services.

A case study by the Alliance for Renewable Electrification detailing the installation of an off-grid solar power system by GadgetroniX at the Kigandye Dispensary in Tanzania to support essential healthcare services.

Case study on the installation of the Nduta Solar System 4 by GadgetroniX at Nduta Health Post 4 in Tanzania to provide reliable, off-grid power for critical healthcare services.

This case study describes the installation of an off-grid solar power system by GadgetroniX at the Nyarulanga Dispensary in Tanzania to ensure uninterrupted energy for essential healthcare services, including vaccine refrigeration and emergency operations.

This case study describes the installation of a fully off-grid solar power system by GadgetroniX at the Nduta Health Post in Tanzania to provide reliable energy for critical healthcare services, including vaccine refrigeration and emergency medical services.

A case study detailing the implementation of an off-grid solar power system by GadgetroniX at Nyarugusu Health Post 5 in Tanzania to ensure stable electricity for essential healthcare services.

A case study detailing the installation of an off-grid solar power system by GadgetroniX at Nyarugusu Health Post 4 in Tanzania to ensure reliable electricity for critical healthcare services.

This case study describes the installation of an off-grid solar power system by GadgetroniX at the Bunyambo Dispensary in Tanzania to provide reliable energy for critical healthcare services, including vaccine refrigeration and emergency operations.

A case study detailing the installation of an off-grid solar energy system by GadgetroniX at Nyarugusu Health Post 10 in Tanzania to ensure uninterrupted power for essential healthcare services.

GadgetroniX installed a high-capacity, off-grid solar energy system at Nduta Main Hospital in Tanzania to ensure continuous power for critical medical services, including diagnostics and emergency care, reducing reliance on the national grid and diesel.

This case study describes the installation of an off-grid solar power system by GadgetroniX at the Kitanga Dispensary in Tanzania to ensure reliable electricity for critical healthcare services, including vaccine refrigeration and emergency operations.

A briefing note by the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment (CAPE) calling for a moratorium on new liquefied natural gas (LNG) and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) projects in British Columbia until a comprehensive, independent health impact assessment is conducted.

A case study detailing a project by Village Energy to install solar-hybrid energy systems in 26 Ugandan health centres between January and September 2025 to ensure reliable power for medical oxygen and lighting.

This report by the World Resources Institute examines financing models for the electrification of health facilities in India and Kenya using decentralized renewable energy (DRE), specifically solar photovoltaics and battery storage. It analyzes three primary models—asset ownership, lease-to-own, and energy-as-a-service—highlighting the need to shift from a reliance on upfront grants toward innovative, shared-risk financing to ensure long-term operational sustainability and maintenance.

This technical guide, produced by the Alliance for Rural Electrification (ARE) with support from ADEME, provides a reference for designing and installing solar photovoltaic (PV) power systems for healthcare facilities in rural sub-Saharan Africa.

This executive summary outlines a market assessment and roadmap for the electrification of healthcare facilities (HFs) in Madagascar, specifically focusing on Basic Health Centres (CSBs) and District Referral Hospitals (CHRDs). The report identifies significant gaps in electricity access, particularly for CSBs, and proposes a multi-phase integrated programme from 2024 to 2032 to achieve universal and sustainable energy access for these facilities.

This report provides a market assessment and strategic roadmap for the electrification of healthcare facilities (HFs) in Madagascar, specifically focusing on Basic Health Centres (CSBs) and District Reference Hospitals (CHRDs). It identifies a significant energy gap, where 75% of CSBs lack electricity, and proposes an integrated, bottom-up approach to improve health services through sustainable energy solutions, estimated to require USD 83 million over ten years.

A case study on the installation of Sustain Solar SUSTAIN BOXES™ in two Malawian health clinics by International Power Control Systems (IPCS), providing off-grid renewable power for critical medical equipment and testing a sustainable business model.

This executive summary of the 'State of the Market Report for Healthcare Facility Electrification' by Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL) analyzes global trends, challenges, and financing needs for electrifying health facilities. Based on data from 387 initiatives across 89 countries, it highlights a significant investment gap and advocates for a shift from grant-based models to sustainable, service-based energy solutions to improve global health outcomes.

This case study describes the installation of a 14.4 kWp solar PV off-grid connect system at Orotta Hospital in Eritrea, developed by Phaesun GmbH and funded by the NGO Archemed. The system was designed to provide a reliable power supply for pediatric cardiac surgery and neonatology wards, mitigating the impact of frequent power cuts and unreliable diesel generators. Operational since December 2014, the system integrates solar PV, battery storage, and existing grid/diesel backups to ensure uninterruptible power for critical medical services.