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feeltheenergy

December 22, 2009

good to see what can happen in one of the poorest countries of the world if it get some development support!

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Anonymous

December 23, 2009

How do they store electricity? The video implies they use electricity at night.

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AlisonTottenham

December 27, 2009

I too am really interested in whether these solar microgeneration projects used a bank of accumulators in each house? Or, did they install a Flow-Cell Battery system in each village? From the video, we only see people carrying packs of a suitable size to contain Solar Panels and the associated lights and wiring.

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DGLDSKY

January 14, 2010

a beautiful way to touch other people lives

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Bhutan - On the Wings of Light Part 2

December 21, 2009 | 4 Comments

The Solar Electric Light Fund brings solar power technology to people in the developing world. Here we see a project that the group took on in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan using micro-credit and solar as a means to electrify rural communites.