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No electricity grid? A few million people hungry for energy? South Sudan may well show the world how it's done and establish a sustainable energy s...

Reporting from a cafe in Uganda after spending 10 days speaking to people in Kenya, before heading North into South Sudan.

People buy kerosene every few days - when there's a shortage you have to go without, which means no studying after the sun goes down at 6.30pm. It'...

Adanna is head of Makhanga Horticultural Group (26 members).

Joel lives in a farmland area 40 mins drive from Kitale town. He was desperate to be interviewed because he wants his message to be heard... he kno...

Like many Kenyans, David spends 20 ksh to charge his mobile phone. Now their IndiGo unit charges all the phones in their house saving them 220 ksh ...

Linda, a grandmother of 10, finally has electic light for the first time in her life. She couldn't afford conventional solar because of the upfront...

This is Jemima from Mwiki, a suburb of Nairobi. She was one of the first people to buy an IndiGo PAYG solar system.

Learn a little about Eight19's work to bring affordable solar lighting to developing markets such as Kenya

Eight19 IndiGo pay as you go solar presentation at the World Future Energy Summit, Abu Dhabi, January 2012

Learn a little about Eight19's work to bring affordable solar lighting to developing markets such as Zambia

Samuel explains the benefits of Eight19's pay as you go solar

The benefits of solar power are explained

Samuel explains the benefits of Eight19's IndiGo pay as you go solar for off-grid communities