Sunlabob Renewable Energies, Laos, solar PV rural villages - Ashden Award winner

[Susistar1]

Hi Siasabora,

thanks for your comment-

But what do you mean you will not hesitate to introduce drought resistance crop...Are you also an scientist?

What is your country?

Yes, if the dams are dry and they rationing electricity its really horrible- I have seen it Ethiopia...

Greetings

Sue

[siasabora]

Hi Susistar

I am from Kenya, bordering Ethiopia in the south.

It's getting worse everyday as the drought dries up rivers and power rationing is bad for the economy.

[siasabora]

a noble project....Africa should replicate this wisdom too. Grid electricity in Kenya is unreliable and installation maintainece costs beyond available means.

[Susistar1]

The best are always the old seeds which are indigenous (from the region) cause they are much more resistent than the new in the laboratory created seeds-

Greeting from

Sue;))))

[siasabora]

Thanks

[Susistar1]

Dear Siasabora-

I saw your comment to the solar electricity video and I agree with you totally esp. for Africa! But in this case here...it is difficult-

I am an agricultural scientist but if you seed these manipulated and drought resitent seeds you will never know what will be the outcomes- the effects on human beings and the nature-

[siasabora]

Thanks for your time!

Where I come from they will die of hunger anyway...I will not hesitate to introduce drought resistance crop, yu have suggestions? Currently the dams have run dry and they're rationing Hydro Electricity. It's bad.

[AshdenAwards]

Check the case study PDF file on the Ashden Awards website, it includes details on cost.

[KonLaoPaksan]

What is a cost for one system?