South Sudan
South Sudan
South Sudan
South Sudan
180+ Projects Completed
Over 2 MW of Solar Projects
50+ Customers and Partners
What we do
Home & Office Solutions
Small-scale (<25 kWp) solar and storage providing power directly to individual households and businesses, as well as large-scale solar, storage, and hybrid solutions
Commercial/Institutional Solutions
(>25 kWp) with specialized technologies to support specific loads and applications for large customers and institutions like universities, hospitals, etc
Microgrids
Microgrids are small, stand-alone power systems including both generation and distribution that are able to deliver reliable electricity without needing to connect to larger electricity grids.
Electric Cooking
Electric pressure cookers allow people to cook faster, cheaper, and without harmful smoke
Other
SunGate also supports energy solutions for other applications including data backups, solar streetlights, and more!
Our Approach
Assessment
Every solar installation must start with a comprehensive energy needs assessment.
Design
Once we understand how much power you need for your solar installation, our engineers will design the optimal solution to meet those needs.
Installation
With a complete and approved design, your SunGate solar technicians will safely and professionally install your system.
Maintenance & Repair
In addition to our expert services to design and build your solar solution, SunGate technicians can maintain your system for optimal operational efficiency.
Why Sungate Solar
SunGate is South Sudanese owned and operated, with investment and management support from the United States. We use carefully selected and tested equipment sourced from reliable manufacturers. We train and employ a large local staff, ready to accommodate all your solar energy needs. We provide a generous warranty, and we take quality service seriously. Let us prove it to you!
– Mou Deng Riiny, CEO, BS-EE
Our Partners
SunGate works with a wide variety of partners in South Sudan including NGOs, universities, faith groups, development partners, and the private sector
