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  • Africa Off Grid Solar Lighting Market worth $1.4bn by 2024

    Posted on :Tuesday , 30th August 2016

     Africa Off Grid Solar Lighting Market size is expected to reach USD 1.41 billion by 2024; according to a new research report by Global Market Insights, Inc.

    SLS, SHS and LSHS are key products prevalent in the industry. Solar lantern system was largest product segment followed by SHS. The SHS Africa off grid solar lighting market size was over 3 million units in 2015.
  • Tanzania: Firm Lights Up Centre With Solar

    Posted on :Thursday , 18th August 2016

    Shinyanga — A firm has donated and installed solar panels worth Sh75.88 million at Buhangija Centre for children living with albinism
     
    Speaking to The Citizen on Wednesday, CSI Electrical Limited official Joan Kahwa, said the donation was part of the firm's community support programme.
     
    Ms Kahwa said "In a move to reduce t. . .

  • Sh1.2 Billion Lighting Project Boosts Business in Mombasa

    Posted on :Tuesday , 5th January 2016

    The Mombasa County government and Kenya Power have finished lighting up the town at a cost of Sh1.2 billion in an effort to woo investors and revitalise tourism industry through the Mwangaza Mtaani project.

     
    Started in September last year, the street lighting programme, involved upgrading of the electricity network in the coastal town and installation of high mast li. . .

  • Lighting Africa � Ethiopia launches Consumer Education Campaign targeting over 12 million Ethiopians

    Posted on :Saturday , 26th September 2015

    Lighting Africa – Ethiopia, a World Bank Group program aimed at accelerating the development of the market for off-grid solar lighting products in Ethiopia, today launched a Consumer Education Campaign in Ethiopia highlighting the benefits provided by modern, quality off-grid lighting, and assisting them in making informed purchasing decisions.

     
    The program add. . .

  • IFC-World Bank Study Establishes Significant Climate Benefit Of Solar Lighting Products

    Posted on :Friday , 5th September 2014

     A new research study published by the IFC-World Bank Lighting Global program finds that replacing all kerosene lamps in use with solar lights would reduce the equivalent of 5 percent annual greenhouse gas emissions in the United States, or 12 percent of India’s annual emissions.

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