Integrated water and energy engineering for homes, farms, institutions and industry — delivered end to end, from first site visit to commissioning and after-sales support.
BOREHOLES · SOLAR · IRRIGATION · WATER TREATMENT · STEEL TANKS
Find out what solar would cost you and how fast it pays for itself — in about 30 seconds, using real Kenya Power tariffs and 2026 installation prices.
Enter your average monthly bill. We'll size the system, estimate the cost, and show you how long it takes to pay for itself — using current Kenyan tariffs and real 2026 installation prices.
That bill is roughly 1,250 kWh a month at about KSh 24 per unit all-in — energy charge, fuel levy, forex adjustment, VAT and statutory levies included.
How we work this out: 5.0 peak sun hours (Kenyan average), 78% system derate, 550W panels, and 2026 installed prices of roughly KSh 85,000–110,000 per kWp depending on size and whether batteries are included. Tariffs reflect current Kenya Power tariff bands plus fuel and forex pass-through, VAT and levies. This is an indicative estimate, not a quotation — every real system is sized from a site assessment and energy audit.
Most clients need more than one. We design, supply, install and maintain across all five — so a borehole, its pump, its solar array and its storage tank are engineered as a single system rather than four separate purchases.
Hydrogeological survey, drilling, casing, test pumping, yield assessment and full solarization of the pumping system.
Water pumping, backup systems, street lighting, water heaters and heat pumps — sized from an energy audit, not a catalogue.
Fabrication, supply and installation for domestic, industrial, irrigation, institutional and community water storage.
Reverse osmosis, filtration, flocculation, softening and ultrafiltration — specified against your actual water analysis.
Design, supply, installation and maintenance for smallholders through to commercial farms and landscaping projects.
Every image below is our own crew, our own rigs and our own installations.
We measure how much water the borehole actually gives before choosing a pump. Skip this and the pump burns out.
First water at a rural site — after survey, permit and a drilling plan built around the aquifer.
Concrete plinth and sanitary seal. Keeps dirty surface water out of your clean borehole.
Sized from your real power use. Keeps the lights on when the grid goes down.
Two inverters sharing the load. Room to expand, and you stay running during servicing.
No ground space? We build the tower ourselves and put the panels up high.
Twenty pages covering all five service lines, our solar installation process, the eight-stage borehole workflow, completed project portfolio, steel tank capability and the full client sectors we serve.
Useful for procurement teams, tender submissions and anyone who needs our capability statement on file.
PDF · 3.6 MB · 20 pages · Updated August 2026
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Nairobi
Sapphire Business Park, opposite Signature Mall, Mombasa Road
Kitengela
Ngamuel Apartments, off Namanga Road
Talk to us
+254 714 632 385 · +254 705 261 736
info@value-energy.co.ke