Kenya and Tanzania are next on Frontières Bay's map after Nigeria and Ghana. The customers look familiar — flower and produce exporters, fish on the lake and coast, dairies — and so do the diesel bills.
Key facts
- Target sectors: cut flowers and vegetables (Naivasha, Nakuru, Arusha), fish (Lake Victoria, Mombasa, Dar), dairy and beverage plants.
- Model: solar + battery + 10–50 MT cold storage under one 5–10 year contract, or direct purchase.
- Enquiries and remote audits taken now; installation scheduled with the Phase 1 rollout.
- Dollar and euro earners qualify from a single site.
Flowers and produce
Packhouses near Nairobi and Kilimanjaro airports need pre-cooling and holding rooms that hold through the night without a generator. The design is the same as our West African stores, with humidity control for flowers.
Fish and dairy
Lake and coastal fish processors need frozen stores; dairies need chillers and cold rooms alongside processing power. Both are standard configurations; both benefit from logged temperature for export buyers.
How to get in the queue
Request a free energy audit; we run it remotely from bills and photos and schedule the site visit as the East Africa rollout begins. Early enquiries are served first.
East Africa business? Get in early.
Talk to Frontières BayFrequently asked
When will you install in Kenya?
After the first Nigerian and Ghanaian Phase 1 sites; enquiries now, installation as the rollout expands.
Can we buy outright now?
Yes — direct purchases with FBE design and commissioning can proceed ahead of the service-contract rollout.