Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Solar-Panels-Installation-Trainees-in-Kenya-27MZIFLOZL8X.htmlConceptually similarInstallation of Solar Panels in KenyaGP01U22Completed★★★★Children in Abura Village in KenyaGP01U24Completed★★★★Children in Abura Village in KenyaGP01Z8NCompleted★★★★Res Wirz with Joshua Ramogi and Mama Sarah ObamaGP01US8Completed★★★★Mama Sara Obama with Solar PanelGP01USACompleted★★★★Mama Sara Obama at Solar Panels Installation in KenyaGP01U27Completed★★★★★★Mama Sara Obama in KenyaGP01Z8RCompleted★★★★Mama Sara Obama after Solar Panels Installation in KenyaGP01U25Completed★★★★★★★Solar System Installation in St. MoritzGP0252XCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP01U23Solar Panels Installation Trainees in KenyaInstallation trainees, from left to right Sande Wycliffe, Crispin Assimbo and Johannes Orieny, pose with team leader Res Wirz, on the roof ready to fit the solar panel on the house of Mrs Jackoyo in Abura Village.The installation team is installing a Megasol P35 solar panel which will power a 40Ah solar battery catering for 4 lights. The life span of the battery is between 7-15 years and the panel has a warranty of 25 years.Locations:Abura-Africa-Eastern Africa-Kenya-NyanzaDate:15 Aug, 2009Credit:© Greenpeace / Richard DobsonMaximum size:5871px X 3849pxKeywords:Aerial view-Climate (campaign title)-Day-Energy efficiency-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Outdoors-Renewable energy-Roofs-Small group of people-Solar energy-Solar Generation (youth group)-Solar panelsShoot:Solar Panels Installation in KenyaA team composed by Greenpeace's Solar Generation members, participants of the Kibera Community Youth Programme and community members of Nyang'oma Kogelo, carry out a series of workshops on solar panels installation in several villages in Kenya. As part of the programme a solar power system is installed at the house of Mama Sara Obama, the US President's grandmother.Related Collections:Solar Panels Installation in Kenya
