SRE Power × GrowTri BV Tanzania DC Fast Charging Stations Case Study

1. Project Background

The electrification of African transportation is accelerating, and Tanzania in particular has seen a sharp rise in electric tricycles and electric vehicles. Traditional slow chargers can no longer meet the demands of high‑frequency usage scenarios, so the market urgently needs efficient Tanzania DC fast charging stations. As a regional transport hub, Tanzania’s urban charging network upgrade carries strategic importance. 

GrowTri BV is a new energy company based in Tanzania, committed to local sustainable transportation construction.

In 2024, GrowTri BV partnered with SRE Power to introduce the first batch of 60 kW DC fast charging stations, driving the next wave of electric mobility in Tanzania.

2. Solution（Customized 60 kW DC multi‑gun fast charging station solution）

To fulfill GrowTri BV’s requirements for a reliable, high‑performance charging network, SRE Power delivered a custom 60 kW DC multi‑gun fast charging station solution featuring:

Multi‑gun fast charging

Each 60 kW DC fast charging station supports simultaneous charging of two electric motorcycles or four‑wheel EVs, meeting peak‑period demand of 40+ users per day.

Local power‑grid adaptation

Optimized power modules and voltage fault‑tolerance ensure the Tanzania DC fast charging station operates stably despite grid fluctuations and photovoltaic DC inputs.

Intelligent backend platform

A smart operations system enables remote monitoring, recharge management, and data analytics—laying the groundwork for scalable commercial charging networks.

IP55 all‑weather outdoor protection

With IP55 certification, the outdoor DC fast charging device withstands both coastal humidity and inland heat, ensuring year‑round reliability.

One‑stop delivery service

From logistics and transportation to on‑site deployment guidance and operation & maintenance training, SRE Power provides end‑to‑end support to guarantee smooth commissioning of the Tanzania DC fast charging station.

3. Implementation Effect

Commissioning Date: 

The first batch of Tanzania DC fast charging stations is scheduled to go live in the first half of 2025.

Charging Time: 

Fast charging is reduced to 30–40 minutes—even electric tricycles achieve a full top‑up during a short stop.

User Capacity:

Serving 40+ users per day alleviates local charging bottlenecks for both public and private transport.

Equipment Availability: 

Achieved 99.8% uptime within three months of launch, setting a benchmark as one of the first commercial intelligent DC fast charging stations in Tanzania.

Network Impact: 

This deployment of Tanzania DC fast charging stations not only upgrades Dar es Salaam’s urban charging network but also provides a replicable model for roll‑out across other African markets.

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