Schools project, Rwanda
Spanish solar panel manufacturer, Isofoton, has revealed plans to install solar power units at 300 schools in Rwanda, Africa. The project will cost the company around US$7.5 million.
Spanish solar panel manufacturer, Isofoton, has revealed plans to install solar power units at 300 schools in Rwanda, Africa. The project will cost the company around US$7.5 million.
Kyocera has installed two of the world’s largest off-grid solar power systems in the Gobi Desert. The projects will see the remotely-situated Mongolian villages of Gobi-Altai and Bayantooroi serviced installations with a combined power 305.1kW.
Construction work on New Zealand’s largest off-grid solar power system is underway. The Motutapu Island project is being managed by the Department of Conservation and will generate at least 65,000kWh annually.
Schneider Electric’s off-grid 1.4kW facility has been providing the Madagascan town of Marovato, and its 120 residents, with a reliable electricity supply for the past year and a half.
In the closing months of 2008, IBC Solar, Liechtenstein Development Service and the VAF finished work a joint venture to install a solar power system at Peace House in Kabul, Afghanistan.
