Agriculture in Guatemala’s highlands is shaped by steep terrain, scattered fields, and increasing water scarcity. Smallholder farmers grow maize, beans, potatoes, vegetables, and coffee on mountain slopes where access to reliable irrigation…
Our partner Ignite Energy Access has chosen to offer ennos surface solar pumps to Rwandan farmers rather than submersible solar pumps, for a variety of reasons. 1️⃣ Good match for Rwanda’s water…
In Madagascar, agriculture constitutes a significant portion of the economy and livelihoods. However, the country is highly vulnerable to climate shifts, and many rural areas face unreliable rainfall patterns, making water access…
ennos develops high-efficiency solar water pumps for smallholder farmers and produces them together with strong African manufacturing partners. By combining Swiss engineering with African production, ennos ensures that technology, value, and expertise…
After countless hours of developing, testing, re-testing and continuously improving, we were pleased to officially launch the ennos ag 1.5 HP sunlight pump at the Alliance for Rural Electrification‘s Energy Access Investment…
Near Masimba in Kenya, Geoffrey Ngule has been using a 0.5 HP sunlight pump since 2021 to irrigate his crops of maize, beans and sweet potatoes. He bought the pump from Sunken,…
Since 2022, a women’s group near Kayes, Mali, has been using a 2 HP “sunlight” solar pump to irrigate a tree nursery and vegetable crops covering 7 ha. It has replaced a…
“Pyflor” farm in Honduras has been using a 0.5 HP sunlight pump instead of a combustion pump to circulate water with fertilizer in an hydroponic irrigation system since 2017. This energy-saving system…
In Chilean Patagonia, the sunlight pump is moving water 6 kilometers away to water dispensers, so that sheeps can drink as much water as they need, without having to walk long distances! For…
