Astanah
Astanah Energy

We design, install, and maintain solar.

Solar, battery storage, and energy-as-a-service for businesses, schools, farms, and homes — 160+ installations across Zambia, and we keep watching every one after handover.

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Featured projects

Real installs. Audited line items. One operating standard.

A school, an industry body, and a wildlife conservancy — click any card for the system details.

Three Deye hybrid inverters and three GenixGreen LiFePO4 battery cabinets in the Tamani power room

Tamani

A whole school that keeps teaching through load-shedding

ZM-024 · Education

A whole school that keeps teaching through load-shedding.

Tamani International School in Kabulonga, Lusaka runs its classrooms, offices, and kitchens on an Astanah solar system: 22 kW of panels, three hybrid inverters, and 48 kWh of battery. When the grid goes down, lessons carry on — the batteries take over instantly, and we check the system’s health every month.

22 kWp
PV capacity
48 kWh
Lithium storage
3×
Hybrid inverters
Deye hybrid inverter, ECOLEC prepaid meter, and GenixGreen LiFePO4 battery cabinets in the Zarena power room

Zarena

The renewable energy association chose us for its own building

ZM-019 · Industry body

The renewable energy association chose us for its own building.

When the Zambia Renewable Energy Association — the industry body for solar in Zambia — needed solar on its own offices, it hired Astanah. 15 kW of panels with a hybrid inverter and battery, wired straight into the building’s prepaid meter, so every sunny hour cuts the electricity bill. No meter swap, no paperwork with the utility.

15 kWp
PV capacity
22.4 MWh
Delivered to date
2×
Expansion approved
Solar PV array on building roof at Simalaha Wildlife Park, Kazungula

Simalaha

A wildlife conservancy running on sun instead of diesel

ZM-027 · Conservation

A wildlife conservancy running on sun instead of diesel.

Simalaha Conservancy in Kazungula, run under the Peace Parks Foundation, used to depend on a diesel generator. Our 27.5 kW solar installation now carries the camp — lights, cold storage, staff quarters — and Peace Parks reports the diesel generator barely runs at all anymore.

27.5 kWp
Capacity
41 MWh
Delivered to date
100%
Diesel offset

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Whether you need 80kW on a roof next quarter or a long-term energy partner for a corridor of sites — we'd like to hear what you're trying to do.

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LAST AUDIT2026-04-30·SITES ONLINE148/152·MWh THIS MONTH30·AVG UPTIME99.7%·PROOFv2.6.1
Every figure on this page is backed by audit log #2026-Q2.