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Comment by Abdoulie Jeng on May 21, 2014 at 6:33pm

In the case where we need Solar Energy to maintain 20 computers for our classroom and also Panels to maintain a horticultural garden a another location in the village. How much do you think it would cost us as a CharityOrganization. If you need the details of our organization before making any cost pricing, you are welcome. Thanks. expecting to hear from you.

Comment by Abdoulie Jeng on May 21, 2014 at 6:23pm

We are a Charity organization in Gambia working with Computer Training programs for young men and women, who are unemployed and need basic training in the usage of computers to look for employment. Due to the On and Off situation of the electric supply, we decided to appeal to the International community to help us find cheap Solar energy aggregate that can supply our classrooms. You can contact the following number and email address: jengabdoulie@hotmail.se Mobile:+46760925503 Thanks for your support. Abdoulie Jeng

Comment by Suza Adam on March 9, 2013 at 11:28pm

 

On the 15th & 16th October 2013 the third Clean Technology business and investment matchmaking conference for the African continent is to be held at the Killarney Country Club, Lower Houghton South Africa.

Called Viridis Africa, the event is dedicated to entrepreneurs and corporates who are seeking funding to introduce clean technology solutions and services.

Principals who would present their business opportunities at this event would have the audience of numerous local and foreign investors, stratified according to their interest and investment criteria.
    
Investors would include venture capital, private equity, project and corporate finance outfits and project developers dedicated to the cleantech sector. They would also include North American, European funding agencies, major Asian industrial conglomerates, technology specific investment funds and major companies who seek strategic alliance and acquisitions.

 

Entrepreneurs from all over Africa are invited to submit a business plan for inclusion in the programme. Interested parties can mail their cleantech proposals to suza@viridisafrica.com

www.viridisafrica.com

Comment by EUCLIDES MONTEIRO MENDES ARAUJO on April 2, 2012 at 5:49pm

Dutch/ Cape Verdean Solar company looking for partnership with a solar company in Dakar/ Senegal:

If you are a solar company situated in Dakar region, and are looking for a partnership with a European/Cape verdean company then please contact us/!

Thank you,

Euclides.

Comment by Anjali Saini on December 5, 2011 at 5:56pm

The Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund Renewable Energy and Adaptation to Climate Technologies Funding Window. Deadline for Applications 15th December 2011

The Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund (AECF) provides grants and interest free loans to businesses who wish to implement innovative, commercially viable, high impact projects in Africa in the areas of agriculture, financial services, renewable energy, and technologies for adapting to climate change.

The AECF has launched the second round of Renewable Energy and Adaptation to Climate Technologies (REACT Round 2), to catalyze private sector investment and innovation in low cost, clean energy and climate change technologies.

REACT Round 2 seeks proposals for business ideas that will transform the way in which clean energy is provided to rural businesses and households, provide solutions that will help small farmers adapt and reduce their vulnerability to climate change, and increase financial services in support of clean energy and climate change solutions. Proposals should combine commercial viability with development impact.

African and international for-profit companies are eligible to apply. (There is no restriction on where the applicant company is from.) Funding is provided as grants and interest free repayable grants. Supported projects must take place in one or more of the following countries in East Africa: Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda. The application deadline is December 15th, 2011. Visit the AECF website www.aecfafrica.org/react for more information and to download the application form and guidance notes.

Comment by AGABA ABBEY -RUROKO on June 3, 2011 at 11:14am

on behalf of kasese solar power ltd. we humbly request your company to accept our request of being your distributor in Uganda and east Africa at large.in our region of Rwenzori solar it has market including our neighboring countries like east DRC Cong and northern Sudan.
we here to apply for a stock of your production in credit basis.like wise you can send us a volunteer to come for market survey before you give us your stock.
your AGABA ABBEY.

Comment by AGABA ABBEY -RUROKO on June 3, 2011 at 11:10am

Reducing costs, saving time and making wise economical deals: These are probably the most important ways in which the solar industry profits from the One Stop Shop Principle.

Purchasing in one go helps you avoid a lot of time consuming and complicated steps in the planning and installing of a photovoltaic (PV) system. The One Stop Shop Principle also delivers a number of excellent sales arguments when talking to customers. Take a look at our CENPAC complete system and see for yourself.

Comment by Abdoulie Jeng on January 19, 2011 at 4:23am

We are an organization working with rural development together with farming women in The Gambia, who are interested to have adequate cheap energy supply to pump up water to water their vegetable garden and part of the village assembly halls and other public places.
Besides there is the need to develop other techniques compatible to the African energy supply setting that needs polishing with new ideas.

Comment by paolo on October 23, 2010 at 12:13pm

Economic activity with strong potential:
You can run a battery regeneration business in a few weeks and make a profit from the start.
Industrial maintenance center, for all economic trades, using simple methods and * acting in the direction of sustainable development

The process of industrial regeneration battery requires no special technical skills
With our system for diagnosing ZULU ONE,measures five (5) individual battery cell metrics including: 1) cell voltage, 2)electrolyte temperature, 3) electrolyte molecular acid concentration that we refer to as MAC (a superior substitute to specific gravity measurements), 4) cell impedance and 5)cell electrolyte level the operator will not need any experience in this field.
Neither the problem of research specialists, or something much more serious format of your expenses, and send it to the competition.

The battery will analyze our diagnostic system efficiency and to highlight anomalies.

The center concept of "industrial regeneration battery allows you to offer your services to a large number of companies for a modest investment and very quickly realize significant margins.
Reduced costs of destruction of the batteries.
Reducing waste production as to destruction.
Reduced wastage of raw materials and imports.


They manage the complete fleet of batteries to be regenerated with the ultimate goal of significantly reducing the overall costs of renewal and maintenance while maximizing the energy balance and ecological year.

Expertise of existing (checks on the banks of batteries)
Preventive maintenance and maintenance
Collection of batteries to regenerate (or recycle)
Regenerations performed in the laboratory
Delivery on site qualified batteries



WE ARE LOOKING FOR IMPORTERS / DISTRIBUTORS national or local OPERATORS OF WORKSHOPS IN THE FIELD OF THE REGENERATION OF ALL TYPES OF BATTERIES TO LEAD ACID

Comment by Ken Etefia on June 30, 2010 at 1:06am

Richard,let's negotiate a deal with the govt officials in Ghana and we'll give you a cut and supply the solar system and local manpower to install the systems .
Ken

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