Pickering Energy Solutions

03/04/2026

Caption contest: what were the guys thinking when they struggled to steal the nuts holding down the water tower?

02/26/2026

Wrapping up the Liberia trip and updating our database:

Started traveling to Liberia in 2006--this is 20th year.
First solar at clinics were in the communities of Botota (Boto's Town) and Naama in 2014.
87 Active clinics, orphanages and schools we are supporting.
271 installed kW in Liberia.
1,795,000 kW hours of power produced through 2026.
Conservative value of energy produced: $ 1,346,500 USD at $0.75/kwh small diesel generators.
Thousands of tons of CO2 avoided release into the atmosphere.

Then there's the lives that were saved because there were vaccines, light and power at the clinics when people came to deliver their children or seek medical attention--priceless.

Grateful to Willie & the team in Liberia and supporters in the US--Peirce Family Foundation, Brother's Brother Foundation, Global Health Ministries, tons of help from ARP Solar and all the un-named people that I hold in my heart. Thank you!

It takes a village. Thanks Team!

This picture is Keri and I and Willie and Crawford and some beautiful children at the Sis Iye clinic, Monroeville, Liberia, 2018.

02/23/2026

Very cool!

02/22/2026

Stress test for the new Curran Hospital solar project. 20 kW for 3 hours with solar off a good bit of the time. We’re very pleased!

02/19/2026

02/18/2026

System first production, Curran School

02/18/2026

Former School of Nursing, Curran Campus, Zorzor, Liberia.

02/17/2026

System #2: 30 kW system for Curran Hospital School of Nursing, town of Zorzor, Liberia. Commissioning starts tomorrow morning.
Thank you to the team and Global Health Ministries.

02/14/2026

First power delivered to the hospital Critical bus.

Helping the Hands that Heal.

02/14/2026

Phebe Hospital, B**g County, Liberia Africa. Willie Voupawoe and James Kolleh assisting with the commissioning process today. The system is now online and providing power to the hospital’s critical bus.

90 kWh batteries in the background, enough energy to power the average American home for more than 3 days.