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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.

This document is a membership contract and privacy policy for ARE AISBL, a global association for the decentralised renewable energy (DRE) sector. It outlines a tiered fee structure for corporate and not-for-profit members based on turnover and staff size, establishes membership terms governed by Belgian law, and details the association's data handling practices in compliance with GDPR.

This white paper by the ARE Financier Circle examines how Results-Based Financing (RBF) for mini-grids in sub-Saharan Africa can be optimized to better mobilize private commercial capital. It argues that current RBF designs often prioritize short-term connection numbers over long-term business viability, creating 'cliff-edge risks' and administrative barriers that deter investors. The paper proposes a four-pillar approach focusing on aligning impact metrics with commercial sustainability, adjusting disbursement schedules to support capital raises, introducing lifecycle risk mitigation instruments, and fostering ecosystem-wide collaboration.

A case study detailing the installation of a 924 kWp rooftop solar PV system by Gham Power for Laxmi Steels in Sunwal, Nepal, to reduce reliance on the grid and diesel generators. The project also serves as a pilot for the GRIPS2 project, integrating a 2 MW / 4 MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and an AI-powered Microgrid Management System.

A case study detailing the installation of an 83.16 kWp rooftop solar PV system by Gham Power for Datahub Nepal's data centre in Tilottama, Butwal, to reduce reliance on diesel generators and an unreliable grid.

This case study describes the installation of a 31.6 kWp commercial rooftop solar PV system at KIOCH, a pediatric hospital in Damak, Jhapa, Nepal, to address grid instability and reduce reliance on diesel generators.

This case study describes the installation of a 1.3 MW rooftop solar PV system for Goyal Ispat, a metal factory in Ramgram, Parasi, Nepal, to reduce reliance on the grid and diesel generators.

This case study examines Renewvia's transition from traditional mini-grids to Okra's mesh-grid technology in Nigeria. After facing reliability issues and high costs with mini-grids, Renewvia deployed a 75-connection mesh-grid pilot in Emakalakala in 2024, which resulted in significantly lower capex, higher uptime, and improved revenue performance, leading to a strategic shift to deploy over 21,000 mesh-grid connections.

This case study examines NRECA International's efforts to implement productive use of renewable electricity (PURE) in Guatemala and Zambia. It finds that infrastructure alone is insufficient; success requires capacity development, trust, and appropriate financing. In Guatemala, technical assistance helped young women increase revenue by over 30%. In Zambia, zero-cost lease agreements for a solar-powered agro-processing hub led to a 38% margin in energy cost savings over diesel. These findings are now informing future projects in Haiti.

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.

A research paper by ARE Member Phaesun detailing a field study in Kenya on the economic and social viability of solar cooling technologies in agricultural value chains, identifying four distinct operational models and an 'impact capital gap'.

The ARE Energy Access Investment Forum (EAIF) 2026, held in Nairobi, Kenya, from 21 to 24 April 2026, served as a platform for advancing renewable electrification. The event brought together 1,400 participants, including 215 investors, to discuss funding landscapes, green mini-grids, grid modernisation, and productive uses of energy. Key outcomes included the launch of a USD 25 million project preparation facility by COMESA and the rebranding of ARE to the Alliance for Renewable Electrification.