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Company Profile
Overview
Solar power can reduce dependence on the grid and keep critical equipment running when it fails. Interkasi is registered with the Tanzania Contractors Registration Board as a Renewable Energies Installer, Class 3 (Reg. No. SPE3/761/02/2021), and designs and installs solar systems that support a cleaner, more sustainable future for Tanzania.
Our solar work is part of the same team that does the building’s electrical installation. That means solar is planned together with the rest of the power system rather than added on afterwards, whether it is a backup system for a hospital, solar for a hotel, or a plant built to run machinery.
What we do
Every part of this service and how we deliver it.
We install solar power systems on homes, schools, hotels and commercial buildings. The system is sized around the building’s energy needs and integrated with its electrical installation. Solar power forms part of the planned building services at projects such as the Sunset Hotel in Arusha and Arusha Science Secondary School.
A solar backup system keeps essential loads running when the grid is unavailable. It is especially valuable for healthcare, offices and homes where lights, security and communications must stay on. We have included solar backup in scopes such as Kundy Polyclinic Hospital in Dar es Salaam and the Shades of Green Safaris headquarters in Arusha.
EPC means engineering, procurement and construction. On an EPC solar project we take responsibility for the full lifecycle: designing the system, procuring the equipment, and building and installing it. This gives the client a single point of accountability for the finished plant.
Productive equipment needs dependable power. We designed, built and installed a 90kVA solar power plant for milling machines in Malambo, Loliondo, for Save the Maasai Children (NGO), completed between June and September 2021.
Who it is for
Solar backup that keeps lights, security and key appliances running during outages.
Backup power for essential services and institutional campuses.
Solar integrated with the building’s electrical, ICT and security systems.
Solar plants sized for machinery such as mills and processing equipment, including in off-grid locations.
How we work
We establish what you need to power, for how long, and whether the system is for backup, daily use or machinery.
We design the solar system and set out the scope, equipment and quotation.
Equipment is supplied and installed and connected to the building’s electrical system.
The system is tested and handed over, with maintenance support available afterwards.
Selected work
Solar plant
Hospital
Hotel
Headquarters
Yes. Interkasi is registered with the Tanzania Contractors Registration Board (CRB) as a Renewable Energies Installer, Class 3, Registration No. SPE3/761/02/2021.
Solar installation covers fitting a system to a building. An EPC project covers engineering design, procurement of equipment and construction of the whole plant under one contract.
A solar backup system is designed to supply essential loads when the grid is down. What it can supply depends on how it is sized, so we start by assessing what you need to keep running.
Yes. We designed and installed a 90kVA solar power plant for milling machines in Loliondo. Systems for machinery are sized around the equipment’s energy needs.
Yes. Ongoing maintenance of electrical and solar installations is part of our services. See our maintenance and testing page for details.
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Design, installation and turnkey delivery for buildings, factories and power infrastructure.
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