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SUMMARY:SOLAR ETHIOPIA 2022
DESCRIPTION:The overwhelming response from the Solar Industry has encouraged Expogroup to launch “SOLAR AFRICA” and after successful editions in Kenya and Tanzania Solar Africa is all set to step in the Ethiopian Market. \nSolar Africa in Ethiopia will be held concurrently with Power &Energy Africa from 07 – 09 July 2022 . \nThe region offers tremendous opportunities to suppliers worldwide\, having among the strongest solar resources in the world. In particular\, the region offers excellent potential for concentrated solar power (CSP) and concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) systems. \nSolar photovoltaics are being promoted to replace fuel-based lighting and off-grid electrical needs. Ethiopia is thought to have about 5 MW of off-grid solar. Almost all current solar power is used for telecommunications. Other uses include village well pumps\, health care and school lighting. A current government initiative plans to bring solar power to 150\,000 households. The first phase included 1 MW of panels. The first large installation of solar was a village grid of 10 kW in 1985\, expanded to 30 kW in 1989. A solar panel assembly plant opened in Addis Ababa in early 2013 capable of making 20 MW of panel per year. \nMany African countries are currently exploring the use of solar and other renewable energy\, with Ethiopia being a strong market for Solar industry and is currently focusing on developing the same. The Government is also being very supportive by allowing solar products to enter the country duty free. \nRegister here
URL:https://www.afsiasolar.com/events/solar-ethiopia-2022/
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SUMMARY:AFSIA Big Fat African Solar Quiz Leg 3
DESCRIPTION:Think you know the African solar industry? \nCome and test your knowledge during this fun 1-hour quiz that will cover all corners of the continent and highlight the latest African solar news. \nThis is a team event\, so we warmly invite you to make a team with your colleagues to represent your company and showcase your skills and knowledge of the African solar industry. \nAnd if you do not have a team\, no problem\, we will find you teammates! \nNothing to win this time\, except for the pride of the eternal recognition from your peers and the pleasure of testing your knowledge and networking with fellow solar professionals in Africa. \nSo go on champion! Find your team name and rally your colleagues to join you. And make sure to review your African solar basics before September 20th as Vahid will push the limits of knowledge to identify who is the most solar-savvy in the crowd! \nThis event will be of particular interest to: \n\nAnyone with interest for solar energy in Africa\nAnyone who likes to do something fun for a change\n\nRegister here
URL:https://www.afsiasolar.com/events/afsia-big-fat-african-solar-quiz-leg-3/
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