Renewable Energy
(Solar Systems)
At Fapemo Grow, clean energy and environmental sustainability are central to all we do.
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SMALL HOLDER
FARMER
EMPOWERMENT
We train farmers to use the right agronomical methods
and technology for maximum yield per acre on their farms.
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Potable Groundwater
(Boreholes)
The goal is to improve access to potable water for various purposes
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Sustainable Agriculture
(Irrigation)
With the right understanding of crop type, nature of land and soil structure, we are able to install the right systems to ensure high productivity for farms even if they are far from water source or instances when rainfall is unreliable.
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Leading Water & Renewable Energy Solutions Across Africa
Welcome to Fapemo Grow
We are your partner for integrated water, specialized irrigation, and renewable energy systems. We understand the unique challenges and opportunities within our continent’s landscape.
Our expertise lies in crafting tailored solutions that harness natural resources like the sun and water to fuel agricultural prosperity, industrial efficiency, and secure living.

Our Core Solutions
Solar-Powered Water Solutions
- Borehole drilling and solar pumping systems
- Irrigation automation for increased crop yields
- Water purification and treatment systems
- Community water supply projects
Renewable Energy Systems
- Commercial and residential solar installations
- Solar water pumping for agriculture
- Off-grid power solutions and battery storage
- Energy audits and efficiency optimization
Agricultural Technology
- Smart irrigation systems
- Solar-powered farming equipment
- Water management solutions
- Sustainable agriculture consulting
- General Consultancy Services
Empowering small HOLDER farmers
The world’s smallholder farmers produce around a third of the world’s food, according to detailed new research by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
Five of every six farms in the world consist of less than two hectares, operate only around 12 percent of all agricultural land, and produce roughly 35 percent of the world’s food, according to a study published in World Development.
Smallholder farmers are key to achieving global food security but need climate, financial and technological support to ensure global food security… — World Economic Forum (WEF).


“We approach all our projects with long term prosperity and environmentally friendly solutions for a sustainable future for all.”
Kofi Acheampong
CEO, FAPEMO GROW