This archive report was first published on 20 April 2020.
As Kenya grapples with unpredictable power outages, health facilities and essential service providers are being urged to consider solar energy options to avoid disruptions.
On April 19, 2020, Masogo Sub-County Hospital in Kenya received a donation of solar panels from d.light Solar Solutions Kenya, a leading solar solutions provider in the country.
According to Geoffrey Ocheche, the hospital's administrator, the solar panels will enable them to deliver services without fail, particularly to expectant mothers who require round-the-clock care.
"We are extremely grateful to d.light for this donation, especially during this challenging time," Ocheche said.
Geoffrey Ocheche, Masogo Sub-County Hospital Administrator, receives solar panels from d.light Solar Solutions Kenya on April 19, 2020.
Alex Olum, the General Manager of d.light Kenya, emphasized the importance of proper lighting at health facilities, stating that the company has rolled out a countrywide plan to support communities in need.
"We are a business that is deeply entrenched in society, and we are on the ground every day interacting with our customers to understand their needs," Olum said.
d.light Solar Solutions Kenya has implemented measures to ensure minimal disruption to its services during the COVID-19 pandemic, including maintaining active customer service channels throughout the day and night.
