by WATT | May 24, 2021 | Literacy and Awareness, News
The idea of solar-generated electricity might seem like a modern concept, but humans have been striving to harness solar power since the mid-1800s. Today’s infrastructure looks nothing like those first inventions, but the goal is still the same: harness the...
by WATT | Aug 7, 2020 | Literacy and Awareness, News, Sustainable Development
It takes a lot to change social norms that have existed for thousands of years. Gender equality is no exception. Although we’ve come a long way in the past few decades, there’s a long road left to travel to close the equality gap. WATT’s Sustainable Development Goals...
by WATT | Feb 21, 2018 | Literacy and Awareness, News
IN THE COMMUNITY Sub-Saharan Africa – People looking for solar options often puzzled with terms kilowatt and kilowatt-hours. Electricity used is measured by kilowatt hour and the solar power systems are sized in kilowatts. This is where questions often come about...
by WATT | Jul 19, 2017 | Literacy and Awareness, News
IN THE COMMUNITY Sub-Saharan Africa – Depending on the type of property and where it is located a specific type of solar electric system that best suits for the needs. Depending on where a property is located – in the heart of a city, in the suburbs or in the woods an...
by WATT | Mar 21, 2017 | Literacy and Awareness, News
IN THE COMMUNITY Sub-Saharan Africa – The utility prices have significantly increased over the years and on the contrary, the cost of purchasing and installing solar systems has taken a downfall. This has resulted in an increased sale of solar systems. Not only have...
by WATT | May 1, 2016 | Literacy and Awareness, News
IN THE COMMUNITY Sub-Saharan Africa – Solar panels are a great source of energy and they help to reduce energy costs. Solar panels also reduce the environmental impact of your home and provide you with a host of benefits that include supporting local business, making...
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