Naypyidaw, Myanmar

Like many regions, Naypyidaw faced a critical need: reliable access to clean water for drinking and agriculture. Traditional water supply systems were often inconsistent or not cost-effective, leaving communities vulnerable to seasonal shortages. That’s where Solartech stepped in. Solartech delivered a lifeline with solar pumping system​​. Today, as it marks its 10th anniversary of uninterrupted operation, this project stands as a testament to innovation, durability, and the power of renewable energy to drive lasting change.

2.2kW solar pumping inverter (PB Series first generation)
30-meter total head | Daily output: ​​100+ cubic meters

Powered 800+ residents with clean drinking water. Surplus water irrigated 100 acres of rice fields. ​​10-year milestone​​: Zero downtime with unwavering reliability.
Reliable Year-Round Supply​​
Operates seamlessly through monsoons, droughts and extreme temperatures, ensuring stable access to drinking water for villagers and temples.