Ramro Khabar.
Villagers of Dhaubadi in Nawalparasi are set to benefit from Asian Development Bank’s newest pilot project that is happening for the first time in Nepal which is the installation of the mini wind-solar hybrid power system. Under the system there are two sets of 5 kW wind turbines complemented by a 2 kW peak solar photo-voltaic panel to meet the village’s daily demand of 43.6 kW hours.
The positive outcome for the villagers mean that they can spend less time in their search for firewood and the reduction in deforestation in the area. This sure is an example of the foreign aid money being used and bringing the change that is expected. Let’s hope ADB’s project reaches many more rural villages in the days to come.
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Lex,
I am delighted to see and hear the progress you are making.
Its amazing to see that Nepal heading the right way on renewable energy. I have a great passion for it.
Looking forward to hearing more and more from you. It is truely inspiring.Well done!
Jiwan Rai
Cambridge University Officers’ Training Corps
cambridgeotc-psire@mod.uk
It’s great to see Nepal working towards a better future and starting their way on renewable energy! Great work!
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Great! the use of alternative energy is one of the best ways in conserving the environment. i hope countries will invest on it too.:)
I’ve seen a lot of villages using solar technology, it’s very good to know that people are helping us conserve energy. Thanks.
Many people are now using solar panels for solar energy source. Conversion of electricity to solar energy may be tedious because you need to also install some electric wiring with proper voltage and energy requirement to prevent damages to the appliances and other equipment in the house. Solar energy can save energy and money indeed.
It’s good to see Nepal working on other sources of energy like solar. This is a common way in the US today to save energy and experience a low cost energy. In fact, we just installed ours last month. I was glad I got a help from an electrical repair Garden City electricians. They really did a great job in installing the solar panel and fixed wiring.
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