SCER, your partner in industrial solar energy
SCER supports cement plants, energy-intensive industries, and companies with high electricity consumption in their energy transition. We develop photovoltaic power plants tailored to the specific needs of each site, handling everything from feasibility studies and financing to construction and operation. Our installations can be connected directly to the company’s internal grid and incorporate energy storage and monitoring solutions.
Each photovoltaic plant is sized according to your site's actual consumption. Our solutions can incorporate industrial inverters, medium-voltage grid connection, battery storage, and real-time energy monitoring. We support you at every stage: consumption analysis, feasibility study, system sizing, financing, construction, commissioning, and maintenance. We also provide continuous monitoring of the plant and knowledge transfer to local teams.
SCER relies on industrial achievements and projects in Namibia, Côte d’Ivoire, and Mauritania. Among our references is a power plant of 5 MWp at Ohorongo Cement in Namibia, comprising approximately 20,000 panels connected to the internal grid of a plant with a capacity of around 18 MW.
Benefits of working with us
Do you have an industrial solar project? SCER supports you in assessing your solar energy needs, from feasibility to project development. Contact our team to discuss your site and energy requirements.
Zero initial investment
SCER finances your solar power plant. No upfront capital required.
Cost-effective energy
You pay for the energy produced at a negotiated rate.
Storage and monitoring
Batteries and continuous monitoring for more stable energy.
CO₂ reduction
Generate some of your electricity from renewable energy.
F.A.Q.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. In the model presented by SCER, the project is funded by SCER and its financial partners. The client company does not commit any upfront capital.
SCER finances and develops the power plant, and the company then pays for the energy produced according to the terms defined in the contract.
BOOT stands for Build, Own, Operate, and Transfer. The power plant is developed, owned, and operated for a specified period before the assets are transferred.
The project begins with an analysis of your consumption data, peak power demand, and electricity bill, followed by a feasibility study and preliminary sizing.
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For any questions or concerns regarding your solar energy project, contact us directly at projet@scer.caOur team would be delighted to discuss this with you and assist you with the next steps of your project.
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