Luanda home solar power generation system

We're developing utility-scale solar projects in two Southern provinces, Luanda and Malanje. Six municipal distribution networks will be constructed, electrifying an additional 45,000 homes. Strengthening the Angolan power sector, 600 MW of utility-scale solar PV generation will be grid connected.

Sun Africa is installing 200+ solar cabin systems and 60,000+ solar home systems in the southern provinces of Cunene, Huila, Namibe, and Cuando Cubango. These projects will connect an additional 827,754 Angolans to electricity.

We're helping Angola achieve this goal by installing a variety of solar installations throughout Angola's Southern Provinces. Sun Africa is installing 200+ solar cabin systems and 60,000+ solar home systems in the southern provinces of Cunene, Huila, Namibe, and Cuando Cubango.

These projects will connect an additional 827,754 Angolans to electricity. Additionally, we're installing minigrids that will provide 220 Megawatts of solar energy, much-needed water purification systems, and 287 megawatt hours of battery storage across 64 communities.

Energy access in Angola is limited to less than 48% of the population, with a lower access in rural areas where wood and charcoal remain the main source of energy and livelihood. Due to this, women living in these areas spend a large part of their time collecting these biomass resources and using them for cooking.

Once the Angola Southern Provinces Project is complete, 2.1 million Angolans will benefit from access to and/or improved reliability of electricity. A rendering of the utility-scale solar plant in development in Catete, which will have an installed capacity of 104 MWp (84 MWac).