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  Alexis Shenfil Smart has donated the project Solar Power for Liberia

  Sep 22

  Hi Everyone, Join me on donating to this project!

  Dontated $10.00 to this project - Solar Power for Liberia

  In Liberia currently, only 34% of the country has reliable access to energy. Of that group, the majority resides in the countries capital, Monrovia, and is dependent almost exclusively on a hydroelectric plant built in the 1960s. In some rural cases, the families rely on loud gas generators despite the safety risk. The result is that a huge majority of the country lacks access to energy and therefore light. Those families who have been able to find a dependable solution have significantly increased their productivity and quality of living - our goal for the whole country. One of the biggest challenges thus far has been finding feasible pricing for products, as well as supply chain backlash due to the COVID pandemic.

  

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  George Sahr Yambasue is following the project Solar Power for Liberia

  Sep 2

  Following project: Solar Power for Liberia.

  In Liberia currently, only 34% of the country has reliable access to energy. Of that group, the majority resides in the countries capital, Monrovia, and is dependent almost exclusively on a hydroelectric plant built in the 1960s. In some rural cases, the families rely on loud gas generators despite the safety risk. The result is that a huge majority of the country lacks access to energy and therefore light. Those families who have been able to find a dependable solution have significantly increased their productivity and quality of living - our goal for the whole country. One of the biggest challenges thus far has been finding feasible pricing for products, as well as supply chain backlash due to the COVID pandemic.

  

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  Mauricio Miller is following the project Solar Power for Liberia

  Aug 6

  Following project: Solar Power for Liberia.

  In Liberia currently, only 34% of the country has reliable access to energy. Of that group, the majority resides in the countries capital, Monrovia, and is dependent almost exclusively on a hydroelectric plant built in the 1960s. In some rural cases, the families rely on loud gas generators despite the safety risk. The result is that a huge majority of the country lacks access to energy and therefore light. Those families who have been able to find a dependable solution have significantly increased their productivity and quality of living - our goal for the whole country. One of the biggest challenges thus far has been finding feasible pricing for products, as well as supply chain backlash due to the COVID pandemic.

  

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  Robert Spoer has donated the project Solar Power for Liberia

  Aug 4

  Hi Everyone, Join me on donating to this project! Bob

  Dontated $25.00 to this project - Solar Power for Liberia

  In Liberia currently, only 34% of the country has reliable access to energy. Of that group, the majority resides in the countries capital, Monrovia, and is dependent almost exclusively on a hydroelectric plant built in the 1960s. In some rural cases, the families rely on loud gas generators despite the safety risk. The result is that a huge majority of the country lacks access to energy and therefore light. Those families who have been able to find a dependable solution have significantly increased their productivity and quality of living - our goal for the whole country. One of the biggest challenges thus far has been finding feasible pricing for products, as well as supply chain backlash due to the COVID pandemic.

  

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  Loïc Blaise is following the project Solar Power for Liberia

  Jun 15

  Following project: Solar Power for Liberia.

  In Liberia currently, only 34% of the country has reliable access to energy. Of that group, the majority resides in the countries capital, Monrovia, and is dependent almost exclusively on a hydroelectric plant built in the 1960s. In some rural cases, the families rely on loud gas generators despite the safety risk. The result is that a huge majority of the country lacks access to energy and therefore light. Those families who have been able to find a dependable solution have significantly increased their productivity and quality of living - our goal for the whole country. One of the biggest challenges thus far has been finding feasible pricing for products, as well as supply chain backlash due to the COVID pandemic.

  

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  Mei Lin Fung has posted in the project Solar Power for Liberia

  Apr 28

  I am excited to contribute to the Buchanan Solar Project as the first donor YAY

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  Jailany Thiaw is following the project Solar Power for Liberia

  Apr 28

  Following project: Solar Power for Liberia.

  In Liberia currently, only 34% of the country has reliable access to energy. Of that group, the majority resides in the countries capital, Monrovia, and is dependent almost exclusively on a hydroelectric plant built in the 1960s. In some rural cases, the families rely on loud gas generators despite the safety risk. The result is that a huge majority of the country lacks access to energy and therefore light. Those families who have been able to find a dependable solution have significantly increased their productivity and quality of living - our goal for the whole country. One of the biggest challenges thus far has been finding feasible pricing for products, as well as supply chain backlash due to the COVID pandemic.

  

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  Abraham Cruz-Pena is following the project Solar Power for Liberia

  Apr 28

  Following project: Solar Power for Liberia.

  In Liberia currently, only 34% of the country has reliable access to energy. Of that group, the majority resides in the countries capital, Monrovia, and is dependent almost exclusively on a hydroelectric plant built in the 1960s. In some rural cases, the families rely on loud gas generators despite the safety risk. The result is that a huge majority of the country lacks access to energy and therefore light. Those families who have been able to find a dependable solution have significantly increased their productivity and quality of living - our goal for the whole country. One of the biggest challenges thus far has been finding feasible pricing for products, as well as supply chain backlash due to the COVID pandemic.

  

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