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  • To reduce your electricity bills, get solar lights

    Posted on :Tuesday , 12th September 2017

     With the erratic power supply and high electricity bills in many parts of the country, solar lighting is a viable option for Kenyans, given that solar energy is available in plenty.

     
    Indeed, Mr Joseph Kingi of Savvy Company Ltd, which deals mainly in solar and renewable energy, says using solar energy for lighting is prudent despite some people’s misgivin. . .

  • Jaguar Land Rover Lights Up One Million Lives In Kenya

    Posted on :Tuesday , 12th September 2017

     Jaguar Land Rover and ClimateCare today announce a partnership to bring clean solar technology to off-grid communities in Kenya. This innovative social impact programme, called ’Lighting up Lives’ supports children like 14-year old Franklin Kishsta, a pupil at Kasooni School, Kalawa, Kenya. Franklin is just one of more than one million people living in isolated or off-grid com. . .

  • The impact of solar lighting in rural Kenya

    Posted on :Tuesday , 12th September 2017

     While climate change has led many high-income countries to increase their efforts to improve energy efficiency and to invest in renewable energies, households in low-income countries still face another energy challenge: more than 1 billion people lack access to electricity. 

    Could solar lights offer a solution?
     
    There is an ongoing debate among. . .

  • Rapper Akon lights up Africa with solar

    Posted on :Tuesday , 12th September 2017

     During the past week, Akon — born Aliaune Badara Thiam in St. Louis, and raised in Senegal until he was seven — has suggested to local media that he may try to launch an IPO for his New York-based Solektra International solar company.

     
    The company is said to have structured some $400 million worth of solar deals to date. His office did not respond t. . .

  • Kenya races toward goal of electrifying every household

    Posted on :Tuesday , 12th September 2017

     CHRISTOPHER LIVESAY: Seline Akinyi Mumbe is 49-years old and lived without electricity for her first 48 years, until she finally got power 10 months ago.

     
    So three buildings here, all connected with electricity?
     
    SELINE AKINYI MUMBE: Yea.
     
    CHRISTOPHER LIVESAY: Mumbe lives in Unami, a village 170 miles . . .

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