invest in innovations under implementation
We give an opportunity for industry stakeholders to invest and partner with us in the implementation of our projects that have been developed from our cutting edge research.
In this section, we highlight three projects that excel in technical and economical potential
Project CNF
This proprietary industrial process will turn MSW into hyper-affordable Gaseous biofuel, an organic soil conditioner and a liquid biofertilizer concentrate, allowing smallholder farmers to leverage organic fertility at 65% market price.
Solar F2
Solar F2 is a revolutionary Agri-PV solution that transforms the future of farming by turning agricultural land into a triple-yield ecosystem- simultaneously harvesting crops, energy, and water from the same space.
FreshRain
Leveraging the power of rain to contribute to solving Africa’s Access to Potable fresh water crisis. FreshRain is InspCorp’s innovative smart rainwater harvesting and treatment system that is fully automatic.
Project Highlights
- 1.7 x Increase in Agri Yields
- 90% Rainwater harvesting
- 17% Increase in solar power
- 50% reduction in ET losses
“Global AgriFood Systems will crumble by 2050 unless a radical change happens.”
Patent-Pending Technology
Solar F2
Solar F2 is an advanced Agrivoltaic platform engineered to convert farmland into a triple-yield system that simultaneously produces food, solar energy, and harvested rainwater from the same land. Developed through InspCorp’s research-driven ThinkTank, Solar F2 addresses the core challenges of climate stress, land pressure, and resource insecurity by integrating a patented light-distribution lens system that enhances crop performance while generating clean power. The elevated design supports full farm operations beneath and captures rainwater for storage or irrigation. By harmonising energy production, agricultural resilience, and water security, Solar F2 offers a practical and scalable solution for communities, developers, and industries seeking sustainable infrastructure at the Water–Energy–Food nexus.
The significance of this innovation lies in its ability to solve three urgent problems at once: declining agricultural productivity due to climate change, increasing energy demands, and persistent water scarcity. By combining energy generation, crop protection, and rainwater harvesting, Solar F2 enables farmers and developers to stabilise yields, expand revenue streams, and build resilience against extreme weather events. Its triple-harvest model offers a sustainable, financially viable alternative to traditional land-use systems that often force trade-offs between food and energy production.
Studies show that conventional solar installations reduce crop yields through excessive shading, and most elevated Agri-PV systems fail to deliver uniform light distribution. Solar F2 overcomes these limitations through its engineered light-diffusion architecture, allowing farms to maintain or exceed baseline output while supporting high-density solar capacity. This places Solar F2 in a rapidly expanding global Agri-PV market, where governments, corporates, and solar developers are seeking efficient solutions at the Water–Energy–Food nexus. With rising demand for climate-smart agriculture, Solar F2 stands at the forefront of a significant and scalable commercial opportunity.
Every DMS unit is assembled at InspCorp’s premises and is tailored for the user’s installation.
combined nutrient and fuel process (project CNF)
The intersection between food security and solid waste management
1000 tonnes of solid waste end up in the streets of Mombasa every day. Only about 50% of the waste generated in the city is collected by the municipality. Unfortunately, this worrying metric is consistent across Kenya. The country’s biggest cities on average produce over 2000 tns/day of Solid Waste with only 45% of it collected. 55% of this uncollected waste ends up near residential areas resulting in environmental pollution, diseases, odours and significant GHG emissions.
On the other hand, fertilizers prices in Kenya have spiked 5 fold from their 2018 prices, affordability means sustainability and lack of sustainability means low productivity. But as if this is not enough, overuse of these same inorganic fertilizers has degraded productivity by 10 out of 30 bags per Ha for maize, some reports say.
So how are these two problems connected?
The Combined Nutrient and Fuel (CNF) process is InspCorp’s scalable and sustainable solution to improving food security and the management of organic municipal solid waste in Kenya. This proprietary process is designed to turn uncollected Organic Waste whose fate is often in the streets into hyper-affordable Gaseous biofuel, organic soil conditioner and a liquid biofertilizer concentrate, curbing environmental pollution and increasing agricultural productivity.
thus incentivizing the collection of trash.
These 2 chemical-free fertilizers which will be availed @ 65% of their corresponding market prices, ensuring Kenyan Farmers can grow food affordably and leverage the quality and safety of organic fertilizers.
In 1yr we plan to fully operationalise a 20 cbm CNF pilot plant within Likoni, Mombasa. This plant will add value to 7 Tonnes/month of organic waste locally generated in Likoni suburb while achieving product yields of 340 kgs LPG equivalent of Biogas/month, 960 kgs/month of soil conditioner & 1960 ltrs/month of biofertilizer concentrate. In turn generating an annual revenue of $119,850, representing an ROI of >40% on the pilot plant’s capex. The pilot plant will also curb 142 Tonnes/yr eq CO2 GHG emissions from the >50 Tns of organic waste whose fate would be on the streets of Likoni and at the same time provide 10 employment opportunities for the local residents.
Project Highlights
- Utilises Uncollected Municipal Organic Waste
- Potential 1.2 million Tns/Yr CO2-eq reduction
- Turns Waste to 3 Essential Products
- Generates hyper-affordable Organic Fertilizers @65 Market Prices
- High Impact, High Profitability – ROI >40%
“In 1yr we plan to fully operationalise a 20 cbm CNF pilot plant within Likoni, Mombasa”
Nick Mwanake
FOUNDER AND CEO
“FreshRain employs a chemical-free 5-stage filtration process with UV treatment to produce fresh-tasting natural rainwater that is 100% free of microbes and chemical additives.”
Project Highlights
- Computer-controlled rainwater harvesting with a smart self-cleaning routine
- Smart Monitoring
- Live Capacity Updates
- Meterological Tracking
FreshRain
a smart, scalable, turnkey roof-based rainwater harvesting solution
In Kenya, more than 50% of the population does not have safe water. According to a report by “Water.org” the number stands at around 29 million Kenyans without access to potable water. In Mombasa, Kenya, the crisis is even worse where a demand of 200,000 m3/day is only met with a supply of about 35,000 m3/day. Consequently, more than 80% of Mombasa’s 1.2 million residents face severe challenges with accessing clean drinking water.
Roof-based rainwater harvesting (RRWH) with adequate storage has the potential to significantly mitigate this problem in Mombasa County. A report by the Coast Water Services Board, the official authority for water matters in Mombasa, estimated a potential annual yield of 2.3 to 23 million litres of water if RRWH was implemented at a municipal scale. However, the same report cites that large-scale interventions to tap into the rainwater harvesting potential in Kenya have often been unable to get past the piloting stages. In addition, while rainwater often meets WHO’s physical and chemical thresholds for potable use, as the same report notes, its biological parameters are likely to fall short of the safety limits due to contamination by faecal coliforms and other water-borne microorganisms.
FreshRain is InspCorp’s proprietary smart rainwater harvesting and treatment system that is fully automatic. The unit is a turnkey solution and is designed for domestic and light commercial use with a treatment capacity of 250 LPH. The system can be scaled and tailored according to diverse water demands including the daily demand for treated water and the size of the raw water reservoir tank according to the available water harvesting capacity.
FreshRain employs a chemical-free 5-stage filtration process with UV treatment to produce fresh-tasting natural rainwater that is 100% free of microbes and chemical additives.
Our Engineers can size your system requirements and potential harvesting capacity based on your location and offer a complete standard solution from the harvesting area to the reservoir tank. Reach out to us for a quote on a comprehensive tailored solution.
Applications: Households, Schools, Hospitals, Commercial buildings, Hotels and Restaurants.
how to invest
we give you the opportunity to be part of the solution
A good partnership goes a long way. We believe in sharing our dream with like-minded visionaries who are looking for fresh and innovative ideas. Through our InspCorp-Investor partnership plan, we offer individuals or companies the opportunity to invest in any of the highlighted projects. The resources obtained will enable us to scale the particular project and maximisse its intended impact. In addition to supporting our vision, the InspCorp-Investor partnership plan will enable the investor to negotiate a lucrative return on their investment.
Our partnership process first begins with the simple form below. It will only take a few minutes, promise. Tell us which project has caught your eye and we will get back to you with the details on the investment plan and the opportunities available for that particular project.
Let’s fill the form and take our partnership to the next level!
inspcorp-investor partnership form
Please fill out the form below to let us know which project has caught your eye.
We look forward to being partners in the solution!
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