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We stay after the install.
Solar should not be transactional. The team that designs your system is the team that services it. No subcontractor we never see again.
About
Africa is electrifying faster than its grids can stabilise. Kenya's connection rate has grown sharply, but voltage instability, load shedding, and high diesel dependence still define daily operations for households, small businesses, and institutions. Precifarm builds distributed solar and battery storage infrastructure across Kenya, headquartered in Nairobi with operations in Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Kitui, and Nakuru. The Neura Pod is the operational unit. The architecture is EV-ready from day one.
2025
Incorporated
Bootstrapped from launch, no outside investors.
6
Operating cities
Resident engineering teams in every region.
4
Package tiers
On the same Neura Pod platform.
0
Outside investors
Revenue-financed through 2027.
What we believe
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Solar should not be transactional. The team that designs your system is the team that services it. No subcontractor we never see again.
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Engineering, procurement, construction, operations, and maintenance live in the same team. Most Kenyan installers sell EPC and walk away. We do not.
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No outside investors. No five-year plan that depends on someone else writing a cheque. We answer to the customers who pay our bills.
Why now
Precifarm exists at this moment because three independent shifts converged. Any one of them would matter on its own. All three together is why we launched.
Demand
BasiGo electric buses on Nairobi routes. Roam and Spiro electric motorbikes in fleet service. Ampersand swap stations live. ARC Ride scaling rapidly. The vehicles exist on Kenyan roads today. Distributed high-capacity charging infrastructure does not. Commercial Plus is built directly into that gap.
Economics
Lithium iron phosphate pack prices crossed below the $100/kWh threshold. A 1.5 kWh Starter Pod becomes financeable at KSh 5,472 per month on Lipa Pole Pole. A 1 MWh Commercial Plus block becomes commercially mortgageable. The economics that used to require a grant now run on customer revenue.
Policy
Together with the National Energy Compact targeting 1.8 GW of wind and solar by 2030, this is the most enabling regulatory environment Kenya's distributed energy sector has seen. EPRA licensing, net-metering rules, and the policy framework around grid interconnection are all aligned at the same moment.
Strategic roadmap
The Neura Pod is the unit of execution today. The roadmap extends the same unit into adjacent infrastructure layers as Kenya's grid decentralises, connectivity expands beyond fibre, and edge compute moves out of the data centre.
Phase 1
2024 to 2027
The Neura Pod ships across four standardised tiers, from a 550 W Starter to a 13.2 kWp Commercial system with borehole capability to 3 km. Battery energy storage system consultancy and EPC runs alongside, sized up to approximately 10 MWh of installed capacity for commercial and industrial sites with backup, peak-shaving, or solar-integration requirements.
Phase 2
2027 to 2029
Connectivity becomes part of the unit. The Neura Pod ships with managed satellite internet pre-integrated, so a remote site operates as a combined power-and-connectivity node from a single installation. The same regional engineering team continues to service the system across its life.
Phase 3
2029 to 2031
The Neura Pod architecture extends into edge compute infrastructure. PowerPod and MegaPod serve as compute and storage nodes in distributed locations where grid stability and connectivity have historically constrained where workloads can run. Power, connectivity, and compute, on the same installation footprint.
2030 targets
1,000,000+
Kenyans powered on Neura Pod storage.
47
Counties under Precifarm operating presence.
500,000+
Tonnes of CO2 avoided across the installed fleet.
Who we serve
Four packages mapped to four market segments. KNBS data sets the bottom-up scale; our operating footprint sets the path.
| Segment | Scale | Precifarm package |
|---|---|---|
| Off-grid and grid-unreliable households | 12.1 million households KNBS | Starter and Family |
| Kenyan MSMEs | 1.56 million enterprises KNBS | Family and Commercial |
| Schools, clinics, agricultural cooperatives | Tens of thousands of sites | Commercial and Commercial Plus |
| Hospitality and fuel retail | Hundreds of EV-ready sites | Commercial Plus |
| EV fleet operators and charging hubs | Rapidly expanding fleets | Commercial Plus |
Six cities, one team
Nairobi headquarters plus five regional field hubs. Every installed system sits within a same-day drive of its regional depot.
In closing
Critical energy infrastructure demands lifelong accountability.
Kenya's electrical infrastructure is becoming distributed. Households are stepping out from under unreliable grid supply. Schools and clinics are adopting solar because the grid alone is no longer a credible base-load promise. SMEs and cooperatives are sizing systems against productive loads they could never run before. EV operators are building charging mini-grids ahead of the curve. The country is wiring itself differently.
We started Precifarm because the contractor density Kenya needs has not yet been built. The country has plenty of installers; what it needs is operators. Engineering teams that show up after the install. Depots stocked in the regions where systems actually live. Five-year service commitments backed by the same hands that built the system. That is the gap we are filling.
The operational capacity is what scales us, not the cap table. Every additional Precifarm city is an additional resident engineering team in a region where there was no service infrastructure before. We grow on revenue, not on capital. We answer to the customers who pay our bills.
Two business days from your enquiry to a written design and quote. No commitment, no pressure.