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Solar Powered Irrigation in Mozambique : Market Landscape
Introduction
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1.1 Private sector inventory
Manufacturers and available brands
The following table shows an overview of the available solar pump brands in Mozambique in January 2021. The pumps available on a distributor basis are featured by an annual sales volume of at least 100 pumps, for three years in a row. Retail volumes range from 2 to 25 pumps sold per year. Five manufacturers have confirmed that their pumps are not on the market in Mozambique yet. Two others companies, Sunculture and Dayliff are interested to enter in the future.
Table 2 Availability of solar pump brands in Mozambique
| Available brands | Brands not available in Mozambique | Brands of which the presence is unknown |
| Lorentz – Retail | Ningbo | Difful |
| Grundfos – Distributor | Sunculture (but interested) | Xinya |
| Solartech - Distributor | Dayliff (but interested) | Mono |
| Futurepump –Distributor | Pumpmakers | Ennos Sunlight |
| Taifu – Retail | Spowdi | |
| Cedar Solar – Retail | ||
| Feili – Retail | ||
| Samking - Retail | ||
| Shakti - Retail | ||
| Jain - Retail |
