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Solar pumps · Nepal hills

Water up the hill, powered by the sun.

We match a solar pump to the well, the slope and the crop, then install it with the village crew and check it after every season.

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From the well to the top terrace

Most hill farms in Nepal still lift water by hand or by diesel. A pump sized to the head and the crop runs on sunlight alone through the dry months.

  1. SurveyWe measure the well, the head and the daily water need before we quote.
  2. InstallPanels, pump and tank fitted by our crew with the village helpers.
  3. CheckA visit after each season to clean filters and test the output.
A solar pump beside a well
Green paddy fields on a hillside in Nepal
Paddy and terrace fields that depend on a steady supply of water in the dry months.
A solar water pump set up in a field
A field set-up, panels angled to the winter sun.
A village in the highlands of Upper Mustang
Villages in Upper Mustang, where most water is still carried by hand.
A busy street in Kathmandu with vendors and motorcycles

A service desk near the parts store

Our Kathmandu desk keeps spare controllers, filters and panels close at hand, so a failed part reaches a village in days rather than weeks.

bibek@panisurya.online