ERC — Electricity Regulatory Council
South Sudan's electricity sector regulator, overseeing licensing and grid standards.
Construction in South Sudan
Powerline Construction in South Sudan
Our work in South Sudan includes design verification, testing and commissioning for the World Bank headquarters project in Juba and ATEX electrical inspections at the Palouch oil drilling rig.
We construct low- and medium-voltage powerlines, substations and distribution networks for utilities, developers and industrial clients across East Africa. From route survey and wayleave coordination to pole erection, stringing and energisation — every kilometre is built to utility-grade and IEC standards under disciplined HSE management.
Why clients in South Sudan choose Texas Solutech
Utility-grade
Built to national and international standards.
Turnkey delivery
Survey, supply, build and energise.
Safety-led
Rigorous HSE on every site.
On schedule
Disciplined project management.
How we deliver in South Sudan
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Survey & design
Route survey, loading and design.
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Wayleave & materials
Approvals and quality procurement.
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Construction
Pole erection, stringing and fittings.
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Energisation
Testing, commissioning and handover.
What to plan for in South Sudan
Limited national grid coverage means most facilities rely on captive generation; mining and oil-drilling operations need ATEX/Ex-certified electrical safety from day one.
2 verified projects delivered
Project case studies in South Sudan are listed below — real client work, not stock examples.
Local proof
Projects we've delivered in South Sudan
Real Texas Solutech work in South Sudan — drawn from the case studies on our Projects page.
FAQs
Powerline Construction in South Sudan — common questions
Do you handle wayleaves?
Yes, we manage route surveys and wayleave coordination as part of turnkey delivery.
Ready to talk about Powerline Construction in South Sudan?
Texas Solutech engineers deploy across South Sudan with calibrated test gear and ERC-aligned reporting.