Our Projects

Zambia

Overview

Project Overview: This project aims to install solar power plants in three locations with a capacity of 250 MW in Zambia, contributing significantly to the country’s renewable energy mix and supporting the national goal of expanding solar energy production. Aims to justify the solar project by highlighting the critical need for renewable energy in Zambia, particularly considering the country’s commitment to diversifying its energy sources and reducing its dependence on hydroelectric power, which has been increasingly vulnerable to climate-induced challenges such as droughts. This aligns with Zambia’s strategy to expand its renewable energy capacity, specifically targeting solar energy as a key component in meeting its national energy security and sustainability targets

Impact: This initiative aligns with Zambia’s commitment under its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) to the Paris Agreement, which targets a reduction in emissions of up to 47% with international support by 2030. The solar project will directly contribute to these targets by providing a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels and reducing deforestation associated with charcoal use, a significant challenge in rural areas. Zambia has set ambitious targets to install 5,000 MW of solar energy capacity within four years, reflecting its commitment to becoming a leader in renewable energy in the Southern African region.

Project

Phase 1 with 250MW is being split into three locations as below:

RUFUNSA 50 OUTPUT(MWp)
SHIBUYUNJI 44 OUTPUT(MWp)
MUMBWA 156 OUTPUT(MWp)

Uganda

Solar Street Lights

Project Overview: GSKM Synergy has deployed solar street lighting systems in several cities and towns across Uganda. These systems utilize high-efficiency LED lights powered by solar panels, ensuring continuous operation even in remote and off-grid areas.

Impact: The installation of Solar Street Lights has greatly improved night-time safety and security in Ugandan communities. These lights have reduced the incidence of accidents and crime, creating safer environments for residents. Additionally, the solar lighting systems have decreased the operational costs for municipalities by eliminating the need for grid electricity.

Solar Farms

Project Overview:We have established a 30 MW solar farm in Uganda, aimed at providing renewable energy to underserved regions. This solar farm harnesses the abundant solar resources available in Uganda, converting them into clean electricity.

Impact: The solar farm has played a crucial role in reducing the country’s reliance on fossil fuels, cutting down greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting sustainable energy practices. It has also enhanced energy access in rural areas, contributing to overall economic growth and development.

Zimbabwe

Solar Street Lights

Project Overview: In Zimbabwe, GSKM Synergy has undertaken a comprehensive project to install Solar Street Lights in both urban and rural locations. These Solar Street Lights are equipped with advanced technology to ensure maximum efficiency and durability.

Impact: The solar street lighting project has significantly improved public safety, reducing the risk of accidents and crime after dark. The energy-efficient lighting has also cut down on electricity costs for local authorities, allowing for better allocation of resources towards other essential services.

Solar Farms

Project Overview: Our flagship project in Zimbabwe is a landmark 200MW solar farm. This large-scale installation is designed to provide a substantial amount of clean energy to thousands of homes and businesses throughout the region.

Impact: The solar farm in Zimbabwe has drastically reduced the region’s carbon footprint, contributing to environmental conservation and climate change mitigation. It has also enhanced energy stability and reliability, fostering economic growth and development. The project has generated significant employment opportunities, both during the construction phase and in ongoing operations, further benefiting the local community.

Our Current Projects

Kabarak University Kenya (550 Bed Multispecialty Hospital and 150MW Solar Power Plant)

Signed a 550 Bed Multispecialty Hospital and 150 MW Solar Power Plant- Jun 2022
Design Development work on going.
Project Value USD 350 Million.
Multi Specialty Hospital designed by Singapore/Canada Team.

Congo 200MW Solar Power Plant

Solar Power Project in 2013 of a100MW following an increasement to in 2022.

Zimbabwe 200MW Solar Power Plant

Estimate Timeline: Feb 2023 – Feb 2025
Design, Development and Engineering Work
Project Cost is USD200 Million

Malaysia Proposed 300MW Solar Power Plant

Power purchase agreement
Project Value USD 250 Million.

Our India Projects

4 Mw in 2013 – EPC; 25 Mw in 2018 (Part of 1000 Mw large scale Solar park ) – Erection, Commissioning & testing;
10 Mw – 2019 Engineering, Procurement, Testing & Commissioning;
50 Mw (part of 300Mw large scale Solar Power plant. in 2020 – Erection, Commissioning & testing;
Operations Maintenance of various Mw scale Solar power plants in various locations. Also we have provided Design & Consultation for various projects ranging from 1 to 200Mw. Supplied small systems like Stand alone and SPV micro grid Systems. Refurbication of outdated Solar plants by reverse engineering.