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Energy bought to health centre in Senegal
The juwi group brings energy into Senegal - and has implemented another project for the electrification of rural areas in the West African country: A health centre that serves particularly as maternity ward for the region and had so far been without electricity supply, has been equipped with a photovoltaic (PV) power plant developed by juwi and is now supplied with clean and safe solar electricity. Inverters were donated by SMA and modules were provided by REC. The PV plant for the health centre in the village N'dollor is the third project implemented by juwi in Senegal. In co-operation with the “Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit” GTZ (German technical cooperation) the preparations for the installation of solar island systems in 50 villages in the provinces Casamence and Fatik are currently taking place.

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Wednesday 30th, Jun 2010 \| africa
Energy bought to health centre in Senegal
The juwi group brings energy into Senegal - and has implemented another project for the electrification of rural areas in the West African country: A health centre that serves particularly as maternity ward for the region and had so far been without electricity supply, has been equipped with a photovoltaic (PV) power plant developed by juwi and is now supplied with clean and safe solar electricity. Inverters were donated by SMA and modules were provided by REC. The PV plant for the health centre in the village N'dollor is the third project implemented by juwi in Senegal. In co-operation with the “Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit” GTZ (German technical cooperation) the preparations for the installation of solar island systems in 50 villages in the provinces Casamence and Fatik are currently taking place.
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