At Ambokili Farm, we believe renewable energy is more than a sustainable choice—it’s a commitment to a greener future. By harnessing the power of natural resources like the sun, wind, and organic waste, we aim to minimize our carbon footprint, reduce energy costs, and empower local communities.
Solar Power Panels
We’ve installed solar panels to power irrigation systems, lighting, and small machinery on the farm.
Solar-Powered Water Pumps: These pumps ensure a consistent and sustainable water supply for our crops and livestock, even during dry seasons.
Biogas Systems Waste-to-Energy: Animal and organic waste are processed in biogas digesters to produce clean energy for cooking and heating. Eco-Friendly Fertilizer: The by-product from the biogas system is a rich organic fertilizer that enhances soil health.Wind Energy Exploration Wind Power Feasibility: We are exploring the potential for wind turbines to complement our energy mix, especially during the windy seasons common in Kajiado County.
Energy Efficiency Efficient Equipment: We use energy-saving appliances and tools to maximize the impact of our renewable energy sources. Training and Awareness: Workers are trained in energy conservation practices, ensuring every watt counts.
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