Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia’s “mountain country”, has over 80% of its territory covered by the Tian Shan and Pamir-Alay ranges. Valley farmlands sustain local communities, but most remote highland plots lie far beyond the power grid — making reliable irrigation a persistent struggle.

 

For generations, farmers here have relied on manual water hauling or diesel pumps: costly, noisy and labor-heavy, with output barely enough to cover their fields.

Recently, we received on-site footage from a local customer after installation. Our 6-inch stainless steel centrifugal pump, rated at 22kW with a 166m maximum head and 95 m³/h maximum flow, runs entirely on solar power with no grid connection required. It seamlessly supports deep well lifting, high-altitude storage and long-distance water delivery.

The customer said the water flow surpassed his expectations. With sunlight driving steady irrigation, farming will be far less burdensome this year.

For us, the true value of our work lies in these real moments: bringing dependable water to off-grid mountain lands, and easing the load for those who live off the soil.