The Rift Valley Roses Floating Solar Project is a pioneering renewable energy initiative, bringing sustainable, clean energy to one of Kenya’s most vibrant agricultural enterprises. Designed to meet the energy demands of Rift Valley Roses, this floating solar system not only powers daily operations but also demonstrates a strong commitment to reducing environmental impact and supporting sustainable growth.
As a renewable energy project, the floating solar system plays a key role in cutting down greenhouse gas emissions, helping combat climate change.
Power Generation and Output
Projected Power Generation:
Daily: 522 kWh
Monthly Average: 15,875 kWh
Annually: 190,510 kWh
The output from this floating solar system provides substantial energy savings while reducing strain on Kenya’s energy grid, proving that sustainable energy solutions can effectively meet large-scale agricultural demands.
Carbon Emission Reduction Impact
In Kenya, the standard carbon emission index is set at 0.487. The Rift Valley Roses Floating Solar Project will save an estimated 92.8 tons of CO₂ annually. With a lifespan of 25 years, this project is projected to offset over 2,320 tons of carbon emissions, marking a significant stride in mitigating climate impact.
A Long-Term Vision for Sustainable Growth
This 25-year commitment to renewable energy is a testament to Rift Valley Roses’ vision of a sustainable and resilient future, setting a benchmark for green energy initiatives in the region. As Rift Valley Roses continues to flourish, the Floating Solar Project will ensure that this growth is powered sustainably, efficiently, and responsibly.