Global Presence
Accelerating sustainability and solar advisory across India, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific.
OUR VISION
Why Choose us
Firstgreen Consulting has emerged as a premier sustainability partner for organizations worldwide. We bridge the gap between global climate goals and local execution.
From the bustling industrial hubs of India to the emerging renewable markets in Africa and the Pacific Islands, our localized teams ensure technical rigor and regulatory compliance.
Gurugram, Haryana
Corporate HQ
Serving as our central command for Solar EPC, Green Building Certifications, and driving corporate strategy.
Africa
Kenya: Solar + Energy Storage microgrids for Ol Tukai Lodge.
Niger: Feasibility for 2×25 MW Solar Power Plants.
Togo: Rural drinking water feasibility reports.
Pacific Islands
Kiribati: Training on Solar Mini-Grids & Rooftop PV.
Cuba: Technical training on island electrification.
Himalayan Region
Nepal: 25 MW Solar Feasibility for Pashupati Renewables.
Bhutan: Due diligence on solar assets.
Middle East
Saudi Arabia: Advisory for large-scale utility solar.
UAE: Carbon finance & sustainability consulting.
Strategic Partners
ISA: Tenders aligned with global mandates.
World Bank & ADB: Funded agriculture pumping projects.
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REDAVIA Deploys First Solar Farm in Kenya at Menengai Farmers Ltd
MUNICH & NAIROBI, Kenya–A, a global market leader of cost-effective, reliable, and clean solar power for businesses, deployed its first solar…
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Solar Case Study: Kenya PPA outlook
Kenya ratified a new constitution in August 2010, which started a process of regional devolution where there are now two levels…
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Solar Case Study: Kenya Microgrids
Kenya has until recently been regarded as a centre for innovation on mini-grids in Africa and beyond. A strong private sector…
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Kenyan floating solar crowdfunding bid- Pv Magazine
German energy start-up Ecoligo last year successfully raised enough investment through its crowdfunding platform to finance a 75 kW solar system for the…
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Kenyan researchers believe Earth’s magnetic field is affecting PV panel performance-PV Magazine
Researchers at the Multimedia University of Kenya have claimed the Earth’s magnetic field affects solar panel performance in the same manner…
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