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Apr

Social entrepreneurs fighting poverty with energy kiosks

By: Maria Burpee
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RVE.SOL is proud to be quoted in another recent article on Kiosk Marketplace. Read the full article here or see below the text Tweet this: #ruralelectrification #socent #energy #BoPbiz #KUDURA April 2, 2015 By Bradley Cooper When looking at third world poverty, it’s clear that that the consistent lack of access to energy, water and […]

Mar

Only renewable energy & water minigrid to become investment vehicle – New Infographic

We’ve proven it is possible to create a cashflow positive sustainable development solution. KUDURA minigrid helps companies move off diesel generators and helps their employees have access to affordable, renewable energy and clean water. This saves money, creates jobs, enables wealth and thus reduces poverty, improves health and fights climate change. In this customer example […]

Mar

Are water kiosks the solution to limited clean water access?

By: Maria Burpee
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RVE.SOL is quoted in a recent article on Kiosk Marketplace by Bradley Cooper. Read the full article here or see below text March 13, 2015 by Bradley Cooper Imagine that in order to get water to drink and bathe yourself, you had to walk […]

Mar

Goldilocks and the three energy access funding bears?

A chasm as defined by the British Dictionary is “a break in continuity; a gap”. In this blog we want to tackle the issue of sustainable development funding for energy access projects and the huge funding gap in the industry. A good analogy is the story of goldilocks and the three bears, do you know […]

Jan

Diesel. A silent killer of dreams?

There is a constant humming noise. The clamour and clatter is obnoxious, annoying and spewing what looks like grey dust into the air. And the smell. Oh the smell. The malodorous smog coming from the diesel generators in Africa is enough to turn a beautiful blue sky to a depressing grey. I’ve seen them everywhere; […]

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