Gadgetronix – DHL Tanzania
Project: DHL Tanzania Solar System – Mikocheni
Client: DHL Tanzania Limited
Client Type: Logistics
Location: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Project Category: Grid-Tied Solar System
Completion Date: March 2021
Solar Array Size: 36.72 kW
DHL Tanzania Solar System – Solutions Provided
Grid-Tied Solar Solution for Logistics Operations
The DHL Tanzania Solar System was installed to offset daytime electricity consumption at the Mikocheni office. The system includes:
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36.72 kWp Solar Array – High-efficiency photovoltaic panels converting sunlight into electricity, significantly reducing reliance on the national grid.
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2 x Fronius Symo 15.0-3-M Inverters – Convert DC power into AC, ensuring optimized energy efficiency. (Learn more on Fronius official site)
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Fronius Solar Web Remote Monitoring – Provides real-time tracking of energy production, consumption, and overall system performance.
Client Overview – DHL Tanzania
DHL Tanzania, part of the global logistics leader DHL Group, provides international express delivery services. Their commitment to sustainability and operational efficiency aligns perfectly with the adoption of renewable energy solutions like this solar system. By implementing solar energy, DHL Tanzania reduces its environmental impact while continuing to provide seamless logistics services across Dar es Salaam and beyond.
Project Scope – Green Energy for Logistics
This grid-tied solar installation integrates solar energy with the national grid, providing daytime power to the Mikocheni office. The system reduces electricity costs, lowers carbon emissions, and supports DHL’s corporate sustainability goals. With the addition of remote monitoring, the team can proactively manage performance, ensuring energy efficiency and system longevity.
Benefits of the DHL Solar Installation
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Cost Efficiency – Produces electricity during daylight hours, reducing utility bills and ensuring long-term operational savings.
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Sustainability – Supports DHL’s global sustainability targets by reducing reliance on fossil-fuel energy.
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Energy Independence – Enhances operational reliability by providing consistent daytime power for logistics operations.
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Scalable Solution – The system is designed for future expansion if DHL’s energy requirements grow.
Key Deliverables
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Fully operational grid-tied solar system (36.72 kW) at DHL Tanzania’s Mikocheni office by March 2021.
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Integration with Fronius Solar Web for real-time monitoring and reporting.
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Significant reduction in daytime electricity consumption and energy costs.
Conclusion – DHL Tanzania Solar System Success
The collaboration between GadgetroniX and DHL Tanzania demonstrates the logistics industry’s shift toward renewable energy. By adopting solar power, DHL reduces operational costs and contributes to climate action. This project highlights GadgetroniX’s expertise in delivering efficient, reliable, and sustainable grid-tied solar solutions for commercial clients.
