Filed Under (Green Energy) by Get Your Green On on 28-11-2010
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Filed Under (Green Energy) by Get Your Green On on 25-11-2010
Twenty-six-year-old Daniel Dembele is on a mission to bring light to darker parts of Mali with his recycled solar panel business. Daniel is equal parts West African and European and looking to make his mark on the world. He has returned to his homeland Mali to start a local business building solar panels – the first of its kind in the sun drenched nation. His goal is to electrify the households of rural communities – 99 per cent of which live without power – and he is training locals to join him. We track the start of his shaky start-up company into ‘Afriq-Power’ in the tiny village of Banko.
Filed Under (Green Energy) by Get Your Green On on 23-11-2010
More at www.linktv.org How can we meet the energy needs of the world’s poor and alleviate “energy poverty”? What happens when people in the most remote parts of the world receive solar power? Bob Freling of Solar Electric Light Fund talks with Earth Focus correspondent Miles Benson about the benefits of alternative power in impoverished and rural regions and how solar power can bridge the energy gap.
Filed Under (Green Energy) by Get Your Green On on 22-11-2010
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Filed Under (Green Energy) by Get Your Green On on 21-11-2010
Musician Jason Mraz and Sprig’s Margaret Teich hung out on a rooftop in Hartford, Connecticut and talked about his new CD We Sing We Dance We Steal Things and the art of being green. Jason dishes on solar power, poo poo paper and why he loves a raw food diet. Shot and edited by Brit Liggett. For more great green things go to www.sprig.com !
Filed Under (Green Energy) by Get Your Green On on 20-11-2010
www.SolarPathfinder.com Are you getting the most solar power available for your location? The Solar Pathfinder provides year round sun and shade analysis for any site in minutes.
Filed Under (Green Energy) by Get Your Green On on 19-11-2010
(April 30, 2008) Martin Roscheisen, chief executive officer of Nanosolar, discusses solar power. The Energy Seminar meets weekly during the academic year. For a list of upcoming talks, visit the events page at the Woods Institute for the Environment website. Stanford University www.stanford.edu Woods Institute for the Environment at Stanford: woods.stanford.edu Martin Roscheisen www.nanosolar.com Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com