• ihavepowerDiana, an African mother is checking on surroundings before retiring to bed. With Firefly mobile lamp, Diana ensures that no tools or utensils are left outside overnight. Before she acquired the Firefly lamp, she would lose tools to any passer-by as a kerosene lamp could not be used outside due to wind and other elements.

  • ihavepowerThe portable Firefly mobile lamp is for multipurpose of the house. Wambui, a teenage relative of Diana borrowed the lamp to work in her own kitchen.

  • ihavepowerDiana, is an epitome of African woman who cooks, washes her kids and help them with homework. Before she acquired the Firefly solar light, her children were sleep-induced through story-telling in darkness to save on kerosene. Now Diana can read pre-bedtime stories to her children.
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Earth Hour with BFP Go resizedKenya today joins over 162 countries and territories including over 7,000 cities throughout the world in observing Earth Hour celebrations for the planet. This year, WWF Kenya has partnered with Sarova Hotels, Barefoot Power and ELCI to power on Renewable energy.

On 29th March 2014, Sarova Hotels Kenya will switch off non-essential lights in all their establishments as a symbol towards turning awareness into action, for planet earth. Sarova Panafric

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Since the introduction of the Barefoot Connect product range mid-2013, the number of households in East and West Africa enjoying reliable and affordable home energy has grown rapidly. Customers have liked the products so much, that they have become an important part of our sales force, recommending the products to neighbors, friends and family.

KTDA photoBarefoot Power has entered into a 100 million shillings deal with Kenya Tea Development Authority to provide solar lighting solutions to small holder tea growers in the country.

The partnership with Barefoot Power targets over 500,000 tea farmers in areas not covered by electricity with interest free loans to enable them afford solar powered lamps.