Our work

Homes, businesses, schools, a hospital hostel and whole villages. Here is some of what our team has built since 2020.

Rows of solar panels installed on a roof in Accra
Rooftop array, Accra
Ground-mounted solar array beside a family home
Ground-mounted array at a family home

The Sunshine Hostel, Korle Bu

We donated and installed a 6 kW off-grid system at the Rebecca Akufo-Addo Sunshine Hostel for Children with Cancer at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital. Children stay there during chemotherapy, and power cuts used to interrupt the care around them.

  • 660 W monocrystalline panels
  • Two 5 kWh lithium iron phosphate batteries
  • A 6 kW hybrid inverter

Fans, lights and medical equipment now keep running through outages, and the hostel spends less on electricity and more on care.

Deep Solar Ghana team at the Sunshine Hostel, Korle Bu

Watch the projects

Reviews from our clientsHomeowners and business owners in Accra on life after switching.
A 6 kW gift to the Sunshine Hostel, Korle BuThe off-grid system we donated to the hostel for children with cancer.
15 kW installation at AdentaA full residential install from roof to battery room.
Illumination project, Avetome, Volta RegionSolar light and water for a rural community.
Deep Solar at the Afram PlainsBringing power where the grid does not reach.
Renewable energy class, Merton International SchoolTeaching the next generation how solar works.

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Licensed by the Energy Commission of Ghana

Deep Solar Ghana holds the Energy Commission's licence to install and maintain renewable energy (solar) systems in Ghana, licence EC-ISM/12-24-260. Every installation is done by our licensed team.

Energy Commission of Ghana licence EC-ISM/12-24-260 issued to Deep Solar

Rural electrification

We bring solar light and solar-pumped water to communities the grid does not reach, including Avetome in the Volta Region and the Afram Plains. If your community or organisation wants to partner on a project, talk to us.

Talk to us about a project

Schools

Beyond installing, we teach. Our renewable energy class at Merton International School showed pupils how sunlight becomes the power in their classroom.