Maktub EngineeringMaktub Engineering & General Supply Limited provides integrated renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure solutions designed to help commercial enterprises, mines, agriculture, and communities eliminate power downtime and reduce overhead costs across Zambia and Southern Africa.
Commercial Solar PV & Industrial Microgrids
Turnkey rooftop and ground-mounted solar PV systems for factories, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, and corporate headquarters. Engineered to dramatically cut grid tariffs and eliminate diesel generator fuel burn.
Multi-megawatt hybrid power plants and high-availability power infrastructure tailored for extractive operations and smelters across the Zambian Copperbelt and Southern Africa.
High-capacity solar water pumping for centre pivots, drip irrigation, cold storage warehouses, grain milling, and rural farm microgrids to climate-proof agricultural yield.
Industrial and utility-scale lithium BESS storage engineered for instantaneous response during ZESCO load shedding, peak tariff shaving, and power quality stabilization.
Zambian-Owned • Energy Regulation Board (ERB) & ZESCO Interconnection Ready
Maktub Engineering & General Supply Limited operates at the forefront of Zambia's clean energy transformation. By combining world-class Tier-1 renewable hardware with multi-disciplinary local engineering, we deliver infrastructure that insulates African enterprise from grid instability and soaring operational tariffs.
From initial solar irradiance mapping and bankable feasibility modeling to complete EPC commissioning and 25-year preventative O&M, our in-house engineers ensure every megawatt complies strictly with the Energy Regulation Board (ERB) standards, ZEMA environmental protocols, and the Zambian Grid Code.
High-performance solar PV systems for commercial and industrial clients.
Store energy. Improve reliability. Reduce peak demand energy costs.
Engineered multi-source energy systems combining solar, storage, grid, and generators.
Bringing reliable clean energy to underserved rural and off-grid communities.
Sustainable energy infrastructure for ministries, local authorities, and parastatals.
Reliable, high-availability power engineered for energy-intensive operations.
Powering the future of sustainable, productive agriculture and agro-processing.
Green energy is not only about generating electricity—it is about using it efficiently.
Turn live energy data into actionable business intelligence and cost savings.
“We do not simply install solar panels; we engineer sovereign energy independence for African enterprise and communities.”
We engineer assets for a 25-year operating horizon. Every component meets international IEC certifications and local Zambian regulatory standards.
We specify exclusively BloombergNEF Tier-1 solar modules, European inverters, and Tier-1 CATL/BYD lithium storage cells engineered to survive high ambient temperatures and electrical grid surges.
Our regulatory engineers manage the complete statutory pathway: Energy Regulation Board (ERB) generation licenses, ZESCO net-metering interconnection agreements, and ZEMA environmental compliance.
From initial satellite irradiance audits, load profile logging, and financial structuring through to civil works, commissioning, and a 25-year preventative Operations & Maintenance protocol.
Proudly 100% Zambian owned and staffed. Our field engineers and certified technicians are stationed in Lusaka and the Copperbelt, delivering rapid on-site troubleshooting and guaranteed power uptime.
Simulate your solar ROI, audit project delivery stages, verify Zambian Grid Code compliance, or submit your technical assessment request in one cohesive suite.
Simulate required solar PV capacity, battery storage, and financial return tailored for commercial and industrial facilities in Zambia.
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