Over 2600 households will access clean electricity, boosting businesses, and overall quality of life.

In a remote Kawarin gyada community, we are in the process of installing a microgrid utilizing solar. This system will power homes, small businesses, and essential services, reducing dependence on traditional diesel generators. By transitioning to renewable energy, the project will reduce carbon emissions by 70%.

We are in the process of developing a solar-powered microgrid to provide clean and reliable energy for the Kawarin gyada community. This grid-connected solution powers local businesses, schools, and healthcare centers, ensuring continuous and affordable electricity access.