Portfolio & program partnerships
Scale climate-resilient energy across healthcare networks.
We work with development partners, health networks, investors, faith-based providers and public-sector stakeholders to assess and deploy energy-resilience and efficiency improvements across portfolios of health facilities.
Why partner
Built for portfolio delivery
- Healthcare-specific energy design
- Standardized assessment
- Local implementation
- Monitoring
- Facility-level evidence
- Pathways for portfolio deployment
What can be deployed
Components of a program
- Energy and climate-resilience assessments
- Solar + storage
- Energy-efficiency upgrades
- Cold-chain support
- Remote monitoring
- Workforce and local-support components
Implementation model
From portfolio screening to outcome reporting
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Step 1
Portfolio screening
Review the facility network and its energy risks. - 2
Step 2
Facility prioritization
Rank sites by need, readiness and impact. - 3
Step 3
Baseline assessment
Measure loads, outages, costs and climate exposure. - 4
Step 4
Phased deployment
Deploy efficiency upgrades and resilient power in phases.
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Step 5
Monitoring
Track system performance where equipment supports it. - 6
Step 6
Maintenance
Keep systems running with local technical support. - 7
Step 7
Outcome reporting
Report results with their definition, period and source.
Evidence
Results from completed deployments
These are reported outcomes from a completed installation, shown separately from any program targets.
- Solar + battery system installed
- 4.2 kW
- St. Therese Dispensary, Kisarawe
- Installed system specification
- Vaccine refrigeration continuity
- Restored
- St. Therese Dispensary, Kisarawe
- Measurement note (baseline period, source) being documented
4.2 kWsolar + battery
Case study · St. Therese Dispensary
How reliable solar + battery power restored cold-chain continuity at St. Therese
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Tell us about your portfolio or program
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