Su-Kam’s off-grid, rural and community solar footprint — from a CSR light-up in Dhauj Haryana and Bhalki village Karnataka to 40,000 UP households, 2,000 Gabon street lights, Malawi wind-solar, Nepal earthquake relief, and the Dal Lake shikaras. A single photo essay of the work Su-Kam did off the grid.
The story that runs across every photo on this page is the same: Su-Kam Power Systems, under Kunwer Sachdev, treated rural and off-grid solar as a real product-and-distribution problem — not a CSR line item. What follows is the field record of that work.
Villages that never had reliable power
State-scale rural rollouts — UP Lohia Awas
Off-grid product line — Solar Home Lighting Systems
Beyond India — Gabon, Malawi, Nepal
Kashmir’s Shikaras — livelihoods, not just lighting
The through-line
Different geographies, one instinct: solve real energy access with real hardware, in the customer’s language, at the customer’s cost point. From a single village in Haryana to 40,000 households in UP and 2,000 street lights in Gabon — Su-Kam did not treat rural solar as marketing collateral, and this page is the record.
Su-Kam Rural & Off-Grid Photo Essay — from the company’s field photos and Facebook archive (Dhauj, Bhalki, UP Lohia Awas, UPNEDA, Gabon, Malawi, Nepal, Kashmir).