What We Offer

GreenWeave Solutions provides a practical range of clean energy solutions designed to meet the needs of commercial, industrial, agricultural, and remote communities. Our offerings focus on reliability, affordability, and adaptability — helping clients transition to renewable energy using proven tools and locally maintainable systems.

Our Core Solutions

• Solar PV Systems – Design and installation of solar setups for rooftops, farms, and village centers. Supported by basic monitoring and on-site maintenance guides.
• Wind Power Integration – Deployment of small to medium wind turbines in suitable regions, including technical layout and mechanical maintenance planning.
• BioEnergy Conversion – Waste-to-energy systems tailored for farming communities and municipal waste sites, designed for daily operation with minimal oversight.
• Hybrid Microgrids – Blended solar-diesel systems with manual switchovers, ideal for isolated communities and field operations needing consistent power.
• Solar Water Solutions – Solar pumps and basic filtration units for agricultural and humanitarian water supply programs.
• Energy Audits & Optimization – Field-based assessments and efficiency recommendations using local data and manual reporting.
• Basic System Monitoring – Simple visual indicators or SMS alerts for status updates, designed to work in areas with limited connectivity.

Flexible Delivery Models

Whether you are running a local farm or a regional development initiative, our delivery models include:

• Turnkey project implementation with local labor
• Leasing and ownership-transfer options
• Feasibility studies and usage planning
• Hands-on training and community engagement

Client Benefits

• Lower monthly energy costs
• Greater energy stability without full grid reliance
• Better alignment with sustainability funding or grants
• Tools for local teams to track performance over time

Use Cases

• Remote Farming Villages: Solar PV microgrids powering irrigation and lighting, reducing diesel use and lowering noise and fuel dependency.
• Industrial Storage Facilities: Hybrid systems ensuring uninterrupted cold storage, with basic weekly usage reports sent via SMS or USB export.
• Coastal Guesthouses: Wind-solar setups that power off-grid accommodations with low-maintenance infrastructure.
• Municipal Waste Areas: Biogas units used for localized lighting or heating based on organic waste input.
• Rural Schools: Rooftop solar powering fans, lights, and evening classes in areas with limited grid access.
• Village Water Points: Community-operated solar pumps delivering drinking water with basic filter systems.