Germany's Solar Energy Foundation aims to improve living conditions and foster a solar industry in Ethiopia.
The rural village of Rema in Ethiopia could become a cleantech boom-town if the work of Germany's Solar Energy Foundation continues its success in the region.
Since 2006, the foundation has installed 2,000 solar systems in Rema and in nearby Rema ena Dire, the biggest solar power project in East Africa. The project has brought power to 5,500 residents in a country where only one percent of people in rural areas have access to electricity.
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Ethiopia powers up with solar energy
Wednesday, August 13, 2008 at 10:11 AM Posted by karthikeyan
Labels: Solar Energy, Solar Power
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