Solar power solutions for humanitarian and development organizations.
 
 

We provide clean, reliable and affordable energy in hard-to-reach and fragile areas

 
 
 
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Kube Energy supplies electricity from off-grid energy solutions so communities, government agencies, businesses and organizations can access clean energy, reduce energy costs, streamline operations and lower carbon emissions


Watch the full video at WEF and for more details about the World Economic Forum/UpLink challenge and Kube click here

Check the full video at MIGA of the Work Bank Group and articles about Kube Energy’s work

They boost energy security, provide savings and reduce their environmental footprint while providing a seed from which local renewable infrastructure can grow
— World Economic Forum
Kube Energy is part of a new generation of impact-minded and pioneering companies that are taking the lead in closing the clean energy access gap in some of the hardest-to-reach locations
— Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), World Bank Group

 
 
 
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Why transition to solar

Transitioning to solar can help organizations reduce energy costs, increase energy security, reduce carbon emissions and improve staff wellbeing.

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Our value proposition

We help organizations transition to clean solar energy by removing the financial and technical constraints that can make this transition challenging.

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Explore our solar solutions

We offer different financing and service based solutions to help organizations transition to solar and realize immediate cost savings from day one.

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Schedule a consultation

Our team will conduct an energy assessment of your organization and help you pick the right technical solution and explore financing and solar services options.

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Kube Energy, with its partner CrossBoundary Energy, is breaking new ground in Somalia with the first-ever project receiving investment guarantees from MIGA

The project, developed by Kube Energy in collaboration with the government of the South West State of Somalia, and financed and further developed in partnership with CrossBoundary Energy, will establish the first hybrid solar power plant in Baidoa, Somalia.

The power plant will have a capacity of approximately 2.8 megawatts of solar PV modules and 4.8 megawatt-hours of battery storage integrated with synchronized generators. The project aims to increase energy access, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and build clean power generation capacity for the city of Baidoa, an important regional trading hub with a growing population of people displaced due to conflict and drought. Read the full story at MIGA website.

The partnership between MIGA and Kube Energy is critical. Kube Energy has been very fortunate to work with MIGA on addressing the political risks associated with these projects in remote and fragile areas. This is the beginning of a journey in changing minds about working in the most difficult situations. Read the full story at MIGA website.

 
 
 
 
 

HOW TO GUIDE

A practical solar guide for international organizations

Transitioning to solar energy can deliver significant benefits for international organizations, but can involve complex management and procurement processes. Operating solar systems also requires technical skills that many organizations don’t have in-house.

This guide will help organizations to make more informed decisions about how to adopt solar energy by explaining:

  • Four different options for transitioning to solar

  • Pros and cons and economic analysis of each option

  • Good practices for organizations starting their clean energy journey