Christ The King Hospital in Waterloo, Sierra Leone was inaugurated in 2017 with the support of Caritas Freetown. It is a medium-sized facility with a general ward and a maternity ward. However, the hospital was isolated from the electricity grid. Previously, it relied on a diesel generator that operated for only a few hours a day. Increasing demands from new equipment (such as incubators and surgical units) and soaring fuel costs were threatening the hospital's ability to function normally.

In response to a request from Caritas Freetown, EKI installed and financed a solar power system to provide a continuous 24/7 electricity supply. This system was successfully installed in August 2023 and is now fully operational.

• NGO: Caritas Freetown
• Installation: 40 panels of 455W each (total 18.2 KWp), 3 inverters of 10 KVA each (total 30 KVA), 3 lithium batteries of 15.4 KWH each (total 46.2 KWH)
  
• Impact: Stable and reliable power source, significantly improving the hospital's ability to operate essential medical equipment and maintain services