Partnerships that expand local energy capability.
HASPP can work with government, NGOs, donors, commercial institutions and investors on programmes that combine solar delivery with local manufacturing and technical capacity.
Public infrastructure
Street lighting, public facilities, schools, clinics, water and other energy programmes.
Community programmes
Off-grid energy for health, education, livelihoods, agriculture and field operations.
Delivery partnerships
Developers, contractors, distributors, telecoms, financial institutions and major energy users.
Scale local production
Capital partnerships focused on manufacturing capacity, supply chain and national delivery capability.
$2 million of owner capital has funded the business to date.
HASPP has committed substantial private capital to establishing local manufacturing, equipment, workforce and operating capability in Mogadishu.
Future capital and institutional partnerships can help expand production capacity, secure raw materials, grow the technical workforce and strengthen national delivery capability.
Owner capital committed to the business
Where future partnership can create practical value.
Manufacturing scale-up
Production equipment, tooling, efficiency and capacity.
Raw materials
Solar cells, glass, frames, storage equipment, inverters and connectors.
Technical workforce
Engineering, installation, maintenance and quality roles.
Nationwide delivery
Logistics, regional service capability and project execution.
Quality assurance
Testing capability, documentation, warranty processes and spare-parts support.
Affordability models
Commercial or donor-backed structures that help customers adopt solar where upfront cost is a barrier.
Government programme, donor initiative or commercial opportunity?
Start with the intended outcome, location and scale. HASPP can discuss the technical and delivery model.