Our thriving team of experts lead the way with flexible, fully funded solar energy solutions for Africa.
There is much to consider when contemplating the move to sustainable power for you or your client’s business. Some of these factors are capital investment, existing infrastructure, operational demands and ESG commitments.
With such a complex playing field, it makes sense to consult the pioneers in solar PV energy and battery storage solutions in Africa.
Since 2008, Sustainable Power Solutions (SPS) has been revolutionising energy across the continent by providing affordable, clean energy solutions to businesses in Sub-Saharan Africa. We are a leading asset management company specializing in the funding, development, and operation of solar PV and battery storage plants.
SPS is a a portfolio company of Gridworks, part of British International Investment, the United Kingdom’s development finance institution.
SPS is 40% black-owned. New GX Capital Holdings, a black-owned and controlled investment company holds a majority share in SPS. GX Capital, owned by Khudusela Pitje, is an active investor across the infrastructure spectrum with material investments in Fibre, Renewable Energy and Supply Chain.
Bolstered by funding provided by Gridworks and New GX Capital Holdings, SPS offers tailored financing solutions for green energy systems to established businesses across sub-Saharan Africa. SPS also partners with solar developers across the region, contributing proven engineering expertise in addition to flexible funding capabilities
With technical expertise, financial resources and best-of-class operations & maintenance fully-integrated under one roof, as well as an extensive network of EPC and developer partners across the region, SPS offers well-considered, seamless and cost-effective solutions with short implementation times.
Our Mission
Our shared ideologies, expertise and resources are driving Sustainable Power Solutions’ mission, which is “to empower and energise economies by accelerating the rate at which businesses across sub-Saharan Africa adopt sustainable energy technologies”.Industries
Commercial
- Shopping centres
- Distribution centres
- Hospitals
- Office blocks
- Commercial properties
Industrial
- Factories
- Warehouses
- Logistics
- Cooling facilities
Agricultural
- Farming
- Packing facilities
- Cold storage
- Irrigation
Tourism
- Island resorts
- Hotels
- Luxury villas
- Safari lodges
- Remote camps