Malawi – “The warm heart of Africa”
Based in Lilonqwe, right in the centre of Malawi, to the west of the lush and fertile lake shores of Lake Malawi: Futurepump distributor WOTA! […]
Insights
Meet the distributor: Water and Irrigation Solutions, Mozambique
Meet our Mozambique distributor with a mission to provide quality irrigation solutions at affordable prices… […]
Ghana, smallholders and cocoa beans…
The Futurepump Tour takes us to Ghana, where we’re exploring cocoa beans, the major export crop, and link to both smallholders and irrigation. […]
Uganda: A home to almost 50 percent of East Africa’s arable land
Our Futurepump Tour takes us to Uganda – where we will visit customers, share their stories and learn about Ugandan smallholder agriculture. […]
To businesses and academics: remember, we have a common goal
The goal: phasing out unsustainable fossil fuel pumps and to empower rural smallholders, all whilst protecting the environment. […]
From factory to field
Meet one of our most entrepreneurial customers: Vincent uses his Futurepump solar pump to irrigate his farm and rents it to his neighbours. […]
Why we’ve added remote monitoring technology as standard
Our remote monitoring vision: to be able to proactively determine the condition of a pump, anywhere in the world! […]
A Futurepump Jamboree
The Jamboree helps us to learn from our distributors and to learn what the customer needs. Find out more here. […]
Announcing the world’s first solar irrigation pump with a five-year warranty
The Futurepump SF2 is now available globally, through distributors and through our own, direct from the factory online shop! […]
Solar Myth Busting
Myth 1: Solar panels are expensive. Myth 2: Solar PV panels do not work in cold locations. Myth 3: Solar panels are large and ugly. […]
Futurepump News – Summer 2016
We’ve had an exciting start to 2016. We update on our new office, new team members, new distribution countries and the new SF1! […]
The rise of solar powered irrigation (Power For All)
Farmers know that sunlight makes crops grow. It is also vital for providing another key agricultural input: irrigation water […]