Lotus Energy

GTZ / PASRA Solar Project
The project was funded by GTZ and installed in GTZ/PASRA office in Jajarkot. The solar power system is designed to power two desktop computers, one printer, fax machine and lights. Earlier PASRA office did not have power and had to go to next place for work like printing and fax which was hampering the office works. After installing the system now the PASRA office has become energy independent.
Urban Solar Solution
The Solar power system is purchased for urban household usages, which provide power for two deep fridges of 100W each and 5 lights of 50 W each where the electricity is generated with no emissions and no noise. With the implementation of this project, the children now are able to read and write during power failure. After the installation of the system, the home is now energy independent and has continuous power supply from clean and environment friendly solar power system.
Solar Vaccine Refrigerator Systems
Lotus Energy successfully designed, sized and installed seven solar powered vaccine refrigerators for various health posts in the a Taplejung district and one in Bolde Phediche hospital in Kavre District. It needed all of our experience to supply the systems in the most remote areas and under challenging conditions. The availability of electric energy and vaccine refrigeration are essential for modern and effective health services
NIDS Humla Project
The project was funded by Nepal Institute of Development Studies (NIDs) and installed in NIDS office in Simikot, Humla. The solar power system is designed to power two laptop computers, one printer, and lights. Earlier NIDS office did not have power and had to go to next place for work like printing and fax which was hampering the office works. After installing the system now the NIDS office has become energy independent.
Tashi Chime Nunnery Project
The project was funded by Himalayan Experience and was installed in Tashi Chime Nunnery, Bigu, Dolakha. The solar power system is designed to power 181 lights in the main Monastery and the dormitories of the Nuns. Earlier the nuns were using the kerosene lamps and the woods for lighting purpose. This made the life of Nuns hard and use of the kerosene lamp was also affecting the health of nuns. Installation of the solar power system has made the life of nuns easy and comfortable. They can now pray and study till late in the night and can go for prayer works early in the morning.
Kafaldanda Solar Pumping Project
The project was implemented in collaboration with AEPC, user group and Lotus Energy. The pumping is done in two stages. The pump at collection tank lifts the water from collection tank to the intermediate tank whereas the pump at the intermediate tank lifts the water from the intermediate tank to the distribution tank. The system is providing clean drinking water to 45 households with population of 300 and has their life easier. Before implementation of this project the villagers had to walk more than one hour to bring a bucket of water.
Kakani Training Center Electrification
The project was funded by Kakani Training Center. The solar power system is designed to run computers, printer, photocopy machine, refrigerators, TV and lights. The Kakani training center had major power problem due to the unreliable city power supply and the fluctuation of voltage. But after the installation of the system, the Kakani Training center is now energy independent and has continuous power supply from clean and environment friendly solar power system.