ORB Energy teams up with Safal Group for large-scale solar in Kenya

According to the statement, the Orb Energy, a solar energy solutions provider in India and Africa, has partnered with Safal Group firm Mabati Rolling Mills to accelerate Kenya's green transition

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The system will generate approximately 4,200 MWh of clean electricity annually, the company said. | File Image
Press Trust of India New Delhi
2 min read Last Updated : Sep 19 2025 | 4:50 PM IST

Solar solutions provider Orb Energy on Friday announced its collaboration with Safal Group firm Mabati Rolling Mills to accelerate Kenya's green transition through large-scale solar adoption.

The collaboration underscores the vital role of solar power in helping energy-intensive industries reduce their carbon footprint while ensuring long-term energy security and cost competitiveness, Orb Energy founder and CEO Damian Miller said in a statement.

According to the statement, the Orb Energy, a solar energy solutions provider in India and Africa, has partnered with Safal Group firm Mabati Rolling Mills to accelerate Kenya's green transition through large-scale solar adoption.

As part of this partnership, Orb Energy has successfully installed a 2.9 MW rooftop solar system at Mabati Rolling Mills' (MRM) Mariakani facility which is one of the largest rooftop solar installations in Kenya, Miller said.

The system will generate approximately 4,200 MWh of clean electricity annually, the company said.

"This project withM is a milestone for Orb Energy in Kenya and a clear signal of how heavy industry can lead Africa's green transition," Miller said.

Albert Sigei, CEO ofM, said in the statement, "It will directly supportM's sustainability and corporate responsibility goals by generating over 4,200 MWh of clean energy annually, avoiding more than 200 tonnes of CO2 emissions, and saving substantial electricity costs.

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First Published: Sep 19 2025 | 4:50 PM IST

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