What we do

Genleg Group’s highly responsive team of project managers and engineers have considerable experience in delivering turnkey renewable and related energy projects. This has involved extensive multi-disciplinary work including; Resource Assessment and Site Selection, Permitting, financing, Bid Submissions, Construction, Operation and Decommissioning.

Our engineers design, deploy and maintain both grid tied and completely independent energy systems. We design bespoke systems based on each clients needs and budget.

Independent engineering services are essential to the renewable energy industry throughout all phases of the project lifecycle. Planners and developers require reliable due diligence services at all stages of the renewable energy lifecycle—from projects in the pipeline to those already operational. This takes the highest levels of scientific, technical and operational expertise, all available in house

At our core, we are passionate about contributing to the development of the African continent. We constantly strive to explore innovative and inclusive ways in which they can contribute to the growth of the green sector in South Africa and Africa as a whole.

Genleg’s Sales and Installation team comprises of an accredited and qualified technicians who understand the importance of maintaining quality control and safety standards and, We don’t sell you the most expensive system, we first explore affordable alternatives such as retro fitting, to try get you as much value as possible within your budget range.

Our business focal areas are:

  • Photo Voltaic (PV) systems
  • Solar Powered Surveillance technologies
  • Solar Repairs & Maintenance Services
  • UPS and Commercial Generators
  • Biofuels Production & Supply
  • Solar Powered Air-cooling
  • Solar Water Heating
  • LED lighting solutions and other complementary Energy Efficiency Products- mostly powered by the sun

We offer a comprehensive and quality driven service and as per our company ethos, “we get to you fastest”!

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