Orb Energy Installs 2.9 MW Rooftop Solar at Mabati Rolling Mills’ Mariakani Facility

Solar solutions provider Orb Energy has announced a strategic partnership with Safal Group’s Mabati Rolling Mills (MRM) to accelerate Kenya’s green transition through large-scale solar adoption.

As part of the collaboration, Orb Energy has installed a 2.9 MW rooftop solar system at MRM’s Mariakani facility, one of the largest rooftop solar projects in the country. The system is expected to generate approximately 4,200 MWh of clean electricity annually, reducing reliance on grid power and cutting carbon emissions significantly.

“This project with Mabati Rolling Mills is a milestone for Orb Energy in Kenya and a clear signal of how heavy industry can lead Africa’s green transition,” said Damian Miller, Founder and CEO of Orb Energy.

The company highlighted that the project will avoid over 200 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually while also helping MRM achieve long-term cost savings on electricity.

Albert Sigei, CEO of MRM, emphasized that the initiative aligns with the firm’s sustainability and corporate responsibility goals. “It will directly support our efforts by generating over 4,200 MWh of clean energy every year, avoiding more than 200 tonnes of CO2 emissions, and saving substantial electricity costs,” he said.

Orb Energy, which operates in both India and Africa, has been expanding its footprint in Kenya by providing customized solar energy solutions for commercial and industrial clients. The company stated that partnerships with energy-intensive industries like MRM demonstrate the crucial role of solar in driving both competitiveness and environmental stewardship.


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