Electrical Engineering & Renewable Energy

Power & Energy Solutions

Reliable power for mines and industry, from assessment to maintenance.

Together with our engineering partner in Southern Africa, Antisya Global delivers solar, hybrid power and electrical infrastructure for mining, industrial, commercial and infrastructure clients. One team handles the work from the first site visit to long-term maintenance.

You tell us the site and the problem: high electricity bills, diesel generators running all day, an unreliable grid or ageing electrical infrastructure. We assess the site first, then design, supply, install and maintain the solution that fits it.

1 kW+
Solar and hybrid installations, up to utility scale
40 MW
Largest plant designed for a mining operation
MV & LV
Electrical installations and maintenance
Solar plant beside a mining operation
Design study
40 MW solar plant for a mine
What we deliver

Eight services, one accountable team

The full power stack for demanding sites, delivered with one point of contact.

Solar PV

Roof-mounted and ground-mounted plants, grid-tied, off-grid or hybrid, from planning to commissioning.

Hybrid power

Solar, generator and battery combined for dependable power where the grid is weak or absent.

Battery energy storage

Storage for backup power, load shifting and system stability.

Generators & UPS

Standby and prime power: load assessment, sizing, installation and planned maintenance.

MV & LV installations

Cable reticulation, switchgear, distribution boards, motor control centres and control panels.

Power factor & efficiency

Power factor correction, load review, surge protection and energy-saving projects.

Metering & reporting

Consumption tracking and clear reports that show where the money goes.

Maintenance & fault finding

Planned maintenance contracts, troubleshooting, repairs and shutdown support.

From diesel to solar: a mine design study.

A site burning 70,000 litres of diesel a day. Figures are from a client design study and shown as an illustration; every site is assessed individually.

40MW
Ground-mounted solar plant
~10h
Of daily demand covered by solar
~40%
Estimated saving on power and fuel
Electric mobility

Electric motorcycles and solar battery-swap stations.

Our engineering partner also supplies electric motorcycles and builds the battery-swap stations that keep them on the road. A rider never waits for a charge: the empty battery stays at the station and a full one goes back into the bike.

Every station runs on its own solar system, so it also works where the grid is weak or absent. A network of stations lets a delivery fleet or a city's riders run all day on energy produced on site.

Swap
Leave the empty battery, take a full one
Solar
Each station has its own solar system
Fleet
Built for riders, couriers and operators
Solar-powered battery-swap station for electric motorcycles
How it works
Swap and ride on
How a project runs

Six steps from site visit to steady power

The same disciplined process on every project, with clear communication at each stage.

01

Assess

Load, bills, fuel use and site conditions reviewed.

02

Design

System sized; layout and single-line diagram prepared.

03

Propose

Quotation with expected savings and payback.

04

Supply

Panels, inverters, batteries and switchgear procured.

05

Install

Construction, electrical integration and commissioning.

06

Maintain

Monitoring, inspection and preventive maintenance.

Who it is for

Built for sites where power cannot fail

From a single commercial roof to a mine running around the clock.

Mining
Industrial plants
Commercial buildings
Infrastructure
Remote & off-grid sites
Residential estates
Processing facilities
Warehouses & logistics
Why work with us

Power projects without the painful surprises

Most power problems are about planning, workmanship and follow-up. We have built the service around all three.

01

Site assessed first

No proposal is made before the electrical network, load and site conditions are understood.

02

One accountable team

Antisya coordinates owner and engineers and stays your single point of contact through delivery.

03

Quality components

Tested products and components, backed by after-sales service.

04

Safety first

Safe working practices, respect for site rules and proper testing and commissioning.

05

Local presence

Teams in South Africa's Western Cape, Gauteng and Limpopo, in Malawi, and expanding into the DRC.

06

Long-term support

Planned maintenance, monitoring and reporting keep the system performing for years.

Frequently asked

Power projects, answered

The questions site owners ask us most before starting.

From small installations of around 1 kW to utility-scale plants. A recent design study for a mining operation covered a 40 MW ground-mounted solar plant with medium-voltage stations.
Yes. Off-grid and hybrid systems combine solar, batteries and generators so that the site has dependable power even where the grid is weak or absent.
We start from your real electricity bills and generator fuel use, then calculate how many hours a day solar can cover. The result is shared with the quotation, together with the expected payback.
Yes. Our engineering partner supplies electric motorcycles and builds solar-powered battery-swap stations. The rider leaves the empty battery in the station, takes a fully charged one and rides on; the station recharges the returned battery from its own solar panels.
South Africa (Western Cape, Gauteng, Limpopo), Malawi and the Democratic Republic of Congo, with other African markets on request.
We bring the project owner and the engineering team together, coordinate the proposal and stay as the single point of contact through delivery. The engineering work is carried out by our specialist partner.
Send us the site location, your monthly electricity cost, generator fuel use and a short description of the problem. We come back with the next steps for a site assessment.

Have a site that needs reliable power?

Tell us the location, your monthly power and fuel cost and what you want to achieve. We will come back with the next steps for a site assessment.