RURA — Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority
Rwanda's multi-sector utilities regulator, including energy, water and electronic communications.
Electrical in Rwanda
Electrical Safety Audit in Rwanda
Rwanda forms part of our Shell forecourt audit network — alongside Kenya, Uganda and Zambia — delivering harmonised, ATEX-grade electrical safety reporting under a single contract.
An electrical safety audit (EAS) is a thorough inspection of a building's electrical installation against safety standards. Texas Solutech delivers certified audits — wiring, earthing, protection, load balancing and IR thermography — for banks, institutions and industry, with strict confidentiality and standardised network-wide reporting. 200+ Equity Bank branches and 1,000+ Shell stations audited.
Why clients in Rwanda choose Texas Solutech
Hazard prevention
Catch faults before they cause fire or injury.
Compliance assured
Meet statutory and insurance requirements.
Less downtime
Reliable power means fewer costly interruptions.
Clear reporting
Prioritised findings and remedial roadmap.
How we deliver in Rwanda
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Scoping
Define facilities, systems and objectives.
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On-site inspection
Testing, thermography and measurements.
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Analysis
Risk rating against standards and codes.
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Report & action plan
Findings, recommendations and follow-up.
What to plan for in Rwanda
Rwanda's grid is small but extremely reliable; the national push to 100% electrification by 2030 is underpinned by EAPP regional interconnects.
1 verified project delivered
Project case studies in Rwanda are listed below — real client work, not stock examples.
Local proof
Projects we've delivered in Rwanda
Real Texas Solutech work in Rwanda — drawn from the case studies on our Projects page.
FAQs
Electrical Safety Audit in Rwanda — common questions
How often should we audit?
Most facilities benefit from an annual audit, with high-risk environments requiring more frequent checks.
Ready to talk about Electrical Safety Audit in Rwanda?
Texas Solutech engineers deploy across Rwanda with calibrated test gear and RURA-aligned reporting.