Title: Solar Home Systems vs Mini-Grids vs Centralised Grids — The Future of Smart Electrification

Access to reliable electricity is one of the strongest drivers of social and economic development. From powering homes and schools to enabling businesses and healthcare, energy access transforms communities. However, delivering electricity to every corner of the world remains a complex challenge. Traditional grid expansion is expensive and slow, especially Read more…

Decentralised Energy Systems: Powering the Future Through Innovation, Sustainability and Access

The global energy landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation. Traditional centralized power grids—once the backbone of modern electricity systems—are increasingly being complemented and, in some cases, replaced by decentralized energy systems. These systems generate electricity closer to where it is consumed, using technologies such as solar panels, battery storage, mini-grids, Read more…

Blog Title: From Primary Energy to Useful Energy — Understanding the Complete Electricity Value Chain

Electricity powers modern life. From lighting homes and running factories to enabling digital communication and transportation, it is the backbone of economic and social development. Yet, the journey electricity takes—from raw natural resources to useful energy services—is often overlooked. The image illustrates the complete electricity value chain, showing how primary Read more…

Blog Title: From Centralised Grids to Smart Energy Networks — The Evolution of Modern Power Systems

The global electricity system is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in history. For decades, power systems were designed around large centralised power plants that generated electricity and transmitted it across long distances to consumers. Today, this traditional model is evolving into a decentralised, intelligent, and renewable-driven energy ecosystem. Read more…

Managing the Full Solar PV Asset Lifecycle: From Design to Decommissioning

A solar photovoltaic (PV) system is not a one-time installation—it is a long-term infrastructure asset that must be managed across multiple technical, operational, and financial phases. The lifecycle diagram clearly shows that a solar project extends far beyond engineering and construction, covering decades of operation, planned replacements, and eventual decommissioning Read more…