Uganda’s St. Agnes School Solar Shift

Key Figures & Findings: St. Agnes Primary School in Uganda has halved its electricity costs by adopting a solar initiative supported by international and local partners. The school collaborated with SolarNow, a provider of solar energy solutions in East Africa, to install a system that powers its classrooms and administrative offices. This initiative provides uninterrupted power to the school’s classrooms and administrative offices, improving the learning environment while promoting sustainability.

Statistics & Insights: The initiative has reduced the school’s energy bills by 50%, cutting reliance on the national grid and ensuring uninterrupted power supply. SolarNow’s systems include comprehensive warranties and on-site servicing, ensuring durability and reliability.

Future Implications: This model could inspire broader adoption of solar technology in Ugandan schools, potentially enhancing educational infrastructure by 2025. 

Source: Monitor Uganda