SunFarmer provides affordable solar energy for hospitals, schools, businesses, and farms in developing countries.

In many parts of the world, electricity is unavailable, unstable, or extremely expensive. Yet reliable electricity is critical for high quality healthcare, modern education, economic development, and improved agricultural productivity.

In 2011, SunFarmer co-founder Andy Moon was working for a major U.S. solar company when he was approached by the nonprofit Possible Health. Possible, which was started by Yale medical students, was struggling to care for patients with zero electricity at their hospital in a remote corner of Nepal.

Andy teamed up with his former colleague, Jason Gray, to launch SunFarmer in 2012. Through that initial project, Andy and Jason met Nepali engineer and entrepreneur Avishek Malla, now President of SunFarmer Nepal.

Today, Possible Health is one of our major customers – we are solarizing their hospital and 35 health clinics.

THEIR MISSION

To power critical infrastructure in the developing world with affordable and reliable solar.