Solar Partners Join Forces to Help Newborns and Mothers in Africa by Installing Solar Powered Freshwater Solution
A solar alliance of LONGi, one of the world’s largest solar technology companies, and Senergia, a leading Swedish wholesaler of solar energy, teamed up to support the Non-profit “Project Vita” by donating a solar-powered freshwater system for a maternity clinic in the village of Linga Linga in Mozambique.
Anton Öbrink, Senergia’s project manager, added: “When we decided to get involved in NGO activities, we wanted to make sure that everything we do goes directly to the people. We chose Project Vita and Mozambique because it is still one of the poorest countries in the world, with the majority of people living in rural areas. In Mozambique, about 60% of people have no access to electricity. In Linga Linga, it’s 99%.
Solar-powered freshwater solution for a maternity clinic in Linga Linga, Mozambique. Copyright FINGR. Image courtesy ofFor projects that have an impact on and involve local communities, Project Vita ensured close collaboration with all relevant authorities. They jointly decided on the best and most feasible solution, and most importantly, on a smooth implementation.
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