SIMO Energy delivers EPC, consultancy, and procurement services that bring reliable, sustainable power to industries and communities across Mauritania and the Sahel region.
SIMO Energy is an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) company headquartered in Nouakchott, Mauritania, delivering renewable-energy and power-infrastructure projects across utility, commercial, industrial, and residential segments. Built on the combined experience of an international company group — with strategic partners in the Middle East and China, and a broad network across Europe, the United States, Canada, and China — we bring world-class technology, competitive procurement, and proven execution to every project.
From turnkey EPC to independent technical advisory and global procurement — SIMO Energy covers every stage of your project.
01 / 05Turnkey engineering, procurement, and construction delivered end-to-end for solar and hybrid power projects across West Africa.
01Resilient power architectures engineered to keep mission-critical operations running without interruption.
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02Hybrid generation systems that cut fuel costs and demand charges for factories, warehouses, and commercial sites in West Africa.
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03Self-sufficient microgrids that power communities, industrial zones, and remote sites independently of unreliable grids.
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04Voltage and frequency stabilization systems engineered for West Africa's weak and unreliable utility networks.
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05Modular, deployable power systems built for remote West African sites that need energy fast.
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06Modernization of aging solar and power assets to extend lifespan and unlock new performance.
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EPC2025
EPC2025
EPC2025
EPC2025
From perovskite manufacturing lines to grid-forming battery storage — our firsthand analysis of what the world's largest solar exhibition revealed about the next 3 to 5 years of the energy industry.
June 2026
Fuel import dependency, unreliable grids, and limited electrification access define the Sahel energy challenge. This analysis examines the case for accelerating renewable energy deployment across West Africa — and what it means for governments, developers, and communities.
June 2026
Two architectures, five inverter brands, full battery comparison, simulation results, and pricing — everything you need to design a reliable solar system for critical facilities in off-grid and weak-grid environments.
June 2026Whether you are developing a solar project in West Africa, procuring equipment, or looking for technical advisory support — we are here to help.
Tell us what you need — solar design, equipment procurement, or general enquiry — and we'll get back to you directly.
