Many African utilities lose 40-60% of treated water before it gets billed. We work through the causes one by one: leaks, bad meters, treatment failures, supply gaps, and unfunded repairs.
01
Physical losses
Leaks, bursts, pressure issues, and network degradation in the distribution system.
Map it. Measure it. Repair it.
Reticulation & distribution
Pressure monitoring
DMA balance
Field maintenance
02
Commercial losses
Under-registered meters, illegal connections, theft, and billing errors that lose revenue on water already delivered.
Meter it. Analyse it. Bill it correctly.
Smart metering & AMI
Usage review
M-Pesa & Airtel billing
Field & customer apps
IT service management
03
Treatment & quality losses
Water rejected, reprocessed, or wasted because of source or treatment failures.
Design treatment for the source. Monitor outputs. Report compliance.
Treatment & purification
Water quality monitoring
WASREB / WARMA reporting
04
Supply continuity
Source failures, power outages, dry pumps — water that doesn’t reach the network in the first place.
Build redundancy. Solar where the grid fails.
Borehole development
Pumping & storage
Solar & hybrid systems
05
Financing the recovery
Capex-constrained utilities that can’t act — the structural cause behind every other cause.
Convert capex to opex. Match projects with the right funding.
Metering as a Service
Blended finance
Public-private partnerships
What we report
The four numbers a board can act on. Each one ties back to work done in the field.
N / 01
Physical losses
Leaks and bursts located from pressure readings, site checks, and DMA water balance.
N / 02
Commercial losses
Unpaid water found through meter checks, usage review, and field audit.
N / 03
Meter accuracy
Calibration, age, and meter class checked per device. Replacements planned before revenue drops.
N / 04
Revenue recovered
The NRW change translated into the cash the utility now collects.
Adjacent capabilities
The same engineering team also serves industrial and agribusiness customers where the job is not NRW recovery.
Irrigation & agricultural water
Industrial water treatment
Bulk metering for factories
Financing
Capex, opex, or somewhere between.
Utilities do not all buy the same way. We shape the contract around your budget cycle, regulator, and revenue recovery plan.
OPEX
Metering as a Service
Pay per meter, per month.
Meter rollouts as opex instead of capex. The fee is sized against the revenue we help recover. Meters, installation, billing connection, and field service are included in one monthly line item.
Per-meter · Monthly · SLA-backed
BLENDED
Project financing
Blended structures for the larger work.
Treatment plants, distribution networks, and borehole programmes can combine grant, concessional, and commercial funding. The team that designs the project also stays through delivery and support.
Grant · Concessional · Commercial
PPP
Public-private partnerships
Capital meeting qualified projects.
For investors and development partners who want governed, reportable water projects in Africa. We help structure the deal and operate the asset after commissioning.
Governed · Reportable · Operated
How we work
Five rules for every project.
The standard for what we build, who we partner with, and how a project counts as finished. It keeps the work tied to service, revenue, and maintenance after launch.
P / 01
Precision
Accuracy checked against international standards and local rules. Every install comes with the test data behind it.
Accuracy · International · Local compliance
U / 02
Utility-scale operations
Operators see flow, pressure, leaks, meter reads, and revenue in one place.
AMI · Pressure · Hydraulics
L / 03
Longevity
Built for African terrain. SLAs measured in years, with the spares chain to honour them.
SLA · Spares · Field service
S / 04
Sustainability
Solar-powered systems where they fit. Less diesel, less plastic, and fewer wasted chemicals by design.
Solar · Hybrid · Closed-loop
E / 05
Ecosystem Integration
Hardware, software, and service — delivered together with a single accountable lead.
One contract · One report
Talk to the team
Talk to us about the water you operate.
Nairobi-based. Working across Kenya today. Open to conversation with utilities, industrials, and capital partners exploring African water infrastructure.
