Our Impact

Read through some of our success stories

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Farmers use SunCulture products

We are the largest distributor of solar irrigation for smallholder farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa, with 50% market share in East Africa

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Lower costs vs. petrol & diesel irrigation

We use carbon revenues and financial services to make solar-powered irrigation more affordable than dirty fuel pumps

  • Accessing solar water pump for first time
  • Without access to a good alternative
  • Purchased the solar water pump on credit
  • [Of those on credit] First access to credit
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farmers realized higher production without planting additional land

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potential increase in incomes for farmers

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average income increase reported by customers in first year alone

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Kenyan farmers report an improvement in how they farm (i.e., irrigation, crop diversification) due to the solar water pump

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farmers report an improved quality of life

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customers use energy access to generate revenues

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hrs/week freed for other income-generating activities

The voice of our customers

Stories

The voice of our customers

Case Studies

Seth Odhiambo

Seth Odhiambo – SunCulture

With SunCulture's RainMaker pump, Seth not only grows fish and crops with ease but also supports his family, employs others, and inspires his community in Homa Bay.
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Alice Macharia – SunCulture

Alice Macharia, a farmer and agriculture officer, turned water challenges into opportunity with SunCulture's solar pump. During the 2023 drought, her petrol pump couldn't keep up - so she switched.
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Peter Mwamba – SunCulture

Peter Mwamba has farmed since 1977, growing oranges, plantains, bananas, papayas, and coffee. After years of struggling with fuel-powered pumps that frequently broke down and drained his finances, Peter switched.
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Matthew Nzuki – SunCulture

Matthew Nzuki, a librarian and part-time farmer, runs a thriving mixed farm alongside his wife. Thanks to SunCulture's solar-powered solutions, he now irrigates vegetables, grows fodder, rears poultry, and keeps.
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Our Impact Journey