Pricing & Solar Savings Calculator

Understand what solar could save you — and what it would cost to get there.

Understand What Solar Could Save You.

Use our simple calculator to get a quick estimate of your potential savings, payback and long-term benefits.

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Based on current Kenya Power tariff average of KES 30 per kWh.

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Know Your Numbers Before You Invest

Understand your current costs and what solar could offset before making any commitment.

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See the Long-Term Picture

Look beyond the upfront cost to lifetime savings and value over a 25-year system lifespan.

Make a Decision That Makes Sense

Get clarity to decide if solar is right for your home or business — without any pressure.

What Affects the Cost of Solar?

Solar is not one-size-fits-all. Several factors determine the right system size and total investment for your property.

System size and energy needs

How much power you use determines the size of system you need. Higher consumption means more panels, a larger inverter and more storage.

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Type and quality of equipment

Premium monocrystalline panels, inverters and batteries cost more upfront but last longer, perform better and carry stronger warranties.

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Installation complexity

Roof type, wiring distance and site accessibility all affect the labour involved. A flat concrete roof is simpler to work with than a steep iron-sheet roof in a hard-to-reach location.

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Battery storage

Adding batteries for backup increases the upfront cost but gives you reliable power during blackouts — and reduces dependence on the grid day and night.

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Water heating vs. power generation

Solar water heaters and solar power systems are different technologies with different cost structures. Knowing what you need helps us size and quote correctly.

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After-sales support

Warranty documentation, system commissioning reports, EPRA certification and ongoing maintenance are all part of the real cost of a solar system — and the real value of going with an experienced installer.

Choose How You Want to Pay.

We offer flexible payment structures to make solar accessible. Talk to us about which option fits your situation.

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OUTRIGHT PURCHASE

Pay Once. Own Your Power.

Make a one-time investment and own your system outright from day one. No monthly obligations. No interest. Just decades of free solar energy working for you.

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LEASE-TO-OWN

Spread the Investment

Make agreed monthly payments while using the system, then take ownership at the end of the agreed lease period. Start saving on your bills from day one — before you even fully own the system.

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PAY AS YOU GO

Pay for Energy. Not Just Equipment.

For eligible commercial projects, pay for the energy you use rather than buying the system upfront. Access the benefits of a professionally designed solar solution with payments structured around your actual energy consumption.

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Questions Before Going Solar?

Are residential clients eligible for flexible financing options?
No. Flexible financing options like Lease-to-Own and Pay As You Go are currently available for eligible commercial clients only.
How accurate is the ROI calculator?
The calculator provides an approximate assessment based on the information you provide. Actual savings will depend on your specific energy usage, site conditions and system design.
Can commercial clients pay for solar over time?
Yes. Depending on the project and eligibility, commercial clients may be able to spread payments through Lease-to-Own or Pay As You Go arrangements.

The Question Isn't Whether You're Paying for Electricity. You Already Are.

The better question is whether your current energy costs are giving you the best return.

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The Kenyan Energy Guide

Understand your bill. Explore your options. Make better energy decisions.

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  • EPRA Licence: Why it matters when choosing an installer
  • Solar Installation Standards in Kenya

Talk to a Solar Expert Today. It's Free.

No pressure. No jargon. Just an honest conversation about what solar could do for your home or business.