Rural electrification is always a difficulty, as new substations, switchgear and cabling works would have to be implemented. These areas may have no road access, which make electrification works harder and may not be scheduled to be included in the national grid network in the near future.

Besides leaving people without basic lighting, the residents of such areas are also cut off from the rest of the world outside as they have no means of communications. Lack of power supply to rural areas may also encourage urban migration from such areas, causing overpopulation problems in the cities.

With solar electrification, not only are costs of implementation much lower, but installations of solar panels do not cause any changes or damages to the environment. Not only are installations environmentally friendly, the generation of energy does not produce carbon dioxide, which contributes heavily to global warming.

We have means of transportation for areas where road access is limited or unavailable.