🌟 New Grantee Spotlight! 🌟 Presenting Simusolar Tanzania, a Tanzanian company transforming agriculture through solar energy! Simusolar provides solar-powered irrigation systems in Tanzania and Uganda, expanding the availability of off-grid PAYG Bridge controllers, which make lease-to-own affordability plans accessible to farmers in underserved regions. Their innovative project will deploy customised irrigation systems to smallholder farmers using a proprietary mobile phone app, empowering farmers with technology to enhance productivity and sustainability. For more details on this initiative, visit https://lnkd.in/dY7zR7G8 #EEPAfrica #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #Simusolar
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🌻 This week, we’re shining a light on an innovative solar project in Kenya! Farmers in the Makueni region are utilizing solar-powered irrigation systems. This technology allows them to access water more efficiently, reducing their electricity bills significantly. The local community experiences increased food production and improved livelihoods. Savings from energy costs enable farmers to invest in better seeds and fertilizers. Let’s harness solar energy for agricultural prosperity and community growth! Learn more about Level Up Solar alternative energy solutions 👉 @Level_Up_Solar.#SolarAgriculture
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A recent report by CLASP shows that solar-powered farm equipment can boost rural employment in emerging economies... especially for rural youth. We're proud to be a part of this by providing solar irrigation technologies to these farmers. See how often you spot our pumps popping up in the report alongside some other brilliant innovations! See the full report and findings here: https://lnkd.in/eKe-JSVa
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Transforming Agriculture with Solar Power in Gubbi, Tumkur District! We're thrilled to announce the installation of a state-of-the-art 11kW direct solar system to run a 7.5 HP submersible water pump by Loom Solar in Gubbi, Tumkur district, Karnataka! This innovative solar solution is set to revolutionize agriculture in the region, providing numerous benefits for farmers and the environment alike. Here's how: Reliable Irrigation: Say goodbye to grid dependence! This solar system ensures a consistent and reliable water supply for irrigation, helping farmers maintain their crops even during power outages. Reduced Operational Costs: Solar power is not only sustainable but also cost-effective. By harnessing the power of the sun, farmers can significantly cut down on their operational expenses, making farming more economically viable. Sustainable Farming Practices: With a focus on sustainability, this solar solution supports eco-friendly farming practices. It helps farmers adopt greener methods, reducing their carbon footprint and contributing to environmental conservation. Enhanced Crop Yields: Consistent and reliable irrigation leads to healthier crops and better yields. This means more produce and higher income for farmers, boosting the local economy and ensuring food security. Energy Efficiency: Solar energy is a clean, renewable resource. By utilizing this technology, farmers can enhance their energy efficiency and reduce reliance on non-renewable sources. For more information on how this solar system can benefit your farm, contact Loom Solar at 8750778800 or visit us https://lnkd.in/d-9erWY Let's work together to create a brighter, greener future for agriculture in Karnataka! #SolarPower #SustainableFarming #GreenEnergy #AgricultureRevolution #LoomSolar #अपना_घर_अपनी_बिजली #RenewableEnergy #KarnatakaFarming #EnergyEfficiency #CropYields #EnvironmentalConservation
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SolarPower Europe Unveils Digital Map of 200+ Agrisolar Projects Totaling Over 15 GW SolarPower Europe has introduced a new digital map highlighting more than 200 agrisolar projects across Europe, boasting a combined capacity of over 15 GW. These projects encompass both pilot and commercial ventures, integrating solar photovoltaic (PV) technology with agricultural activities. Agrisolar involves deploying PV systems on agricultural buildings, integrating PV into irrigation systems, and utilizing agrivoltaics. The map showcases a variety of technologies, including ground-mounted PV, interrow PV, dynamic PV, overhead PV, farm rooftop PV, and solar PV greenhouses, each tailored to different agricultural needs. Eva Vandest, Group Head of Public Affairs and Global Agrisolar expert at Amarenco, and Chair […] Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/dYgXw7jD #solarenergy #alternativeenergy #solarpv #pvsolar #photovoltaic #cleanenergy #cleantech #climatechange #middleeast #africa #india #asiapacific #asia #agrisolarparks #amarencogroup #europe #solarenergy #solarpowereurope
SolarPower Europe Unveils Digital Map of 200+ Agrisolar Projects Totaling Over 15 GW
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Streamlined Solar Pumps for Farmers: Government to Launch Online Portal The Indian government is making it easier for farmers to access solar agricultural pumps under the PM-KUSUM scheme. Here's a breakdown of the new initiative: ⦿ Online Vendor Connection: A national portal will directly connect farmers to vendors, similar to the PM Suryaghar Muft Bijli Yojana for solar rooftop schemes. ⦿ Simplified Process: This aims to streamline the installation process and reduce delays. ⦿ Empowering Farmers: Farmers will have more control by choosing their preferred solar pumps. ⦿ Subsidy Structure Remains: The current subsidy structure (30% Central Government, minimum 30% States) remains unchanged. ⦿ (Additional Points - Not mentioned in the provided text, but potentially relevant) ⦿ Potential for Cost Reduction: The online platform might encourage competition among vendors, leading to potentially lower prices for farmers. ⦿ Increased Transparency: The online system could improve transparency and track the progress of applications. ⦿ Wider Adoption: Easier access could encourage more farmers to adopt solar pumps for irrigation. ⦿ Sustainability Benefits: Increased use of solar pumps reduces reliance on the grid and promotes clean energy. ⦿ Job Creation: The initiative could create opportunities in installation, maintenance, and customer support. #PMKUSUM #SolarIrrigation #SolarFarming #FarmerEmpowerment #KisanUrjaSwaraj #CleanEnergyAgriculture #SustainableAgriculture #SolarJobs
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-Solar panels are becoming increasingly popular in the agricultural sector for a number of reasons. - One of the most important benefits is that they can help farmers to reduce their reliance on grid electricity, which can save them money on their energy bills. - Solar panels can also be used to power irrigation systems, which can help farmers to conserve water. -Traditional solar panel installations: These installations are similar to those that are used on homes and businesses. -They are typically mounted on a frame or roof, and they generate electricity that can be used to power the farm's operations. -Reduced water use: The shade provided by solar panels can help to reduce the amount of water that evaporates from the soil. Harnessing the power of the oceans. The future of sustainable products. For more details connect at LUGARONE Solution Pvt Ltd. 9884379333. #Solarpanels #solarpower #renewableenergy #sustainability #greenliving.
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🌞 Harness the Power of the Sun for Your Farm! 🌾 Revolutionise Your Farming with Solar-Powered Irrigation Systems 🌱 How Do Solar-Powered Irrigation Systems Work? 💡 1. Solar Panels Capture Sunlight ☀️ o High-efficiency solar panels absorb sunlight and convert it into electrical energy. 2. Energy Powers Water Pumps 💧 o The electricity generated powers water pumps, drawing water from natural sources like wells, rivers, or reservoirs. 3. Automated Irrigation Delivery 🚜 o The system delivers water directly to your crops through an efficient drip or sprinkler system, ensuring optimal water use. 4. Smart Control Systems 📱 o Advanced control units monitor and manage water distribution, adjusting based on weather conditions and soil moisture levels. Benefits for South African Farmers 🇿🇦 1. Cost Savings 💰 o Zero Energy Bills: Solar energy is free! Say goodbye to expensive electricity or diesel fuel costs. o Low Maintenance: Solar panels and pumps require minimal upkeep, reducing long-term expenses. 2. Sustainability ♻️ o Eco-Friendly: Solar power is clean and renewable, reducing your carbon footprint and contributing to a greener planet. o Water Efficiency: Precise irrigation reduces water wastage, conserving this precious resource. 3. Increased Productivity 📈 o Reliable Water Supply: Ensure your crops get the water they need, even in remote areas without reliable electricity. o Enhanced Crop Yields: Consistent and efficient irrigation leads to healthier crops and higher yields. 4. Independence & Resilience 💪 o Energy Independence: Free yourself from unreliable power grids and fuel supplies. o Climate Resilience: Adapt to climate change with a reliable water source, safeguarding your livelihood. Join the Solar Revolution! 🚀 Invest in a solar-powered irrigation system today and transform your farming future. Embrace sustainability, save costs, and boost your productivity. 🌞 For more information call us at +27 82 314 3619 Empower Your Farm with Solar Energy. The Future is Bright! 🌟 #SolarIrrigation #GreenFarming #SouthAfrica #SustainableAgriculture #FarmSmart Feel free to share this with fellow farmers and spread the word about the benefits of solar-powered irrigation! 🌍✨
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-Solar panels can be a valuable tool for agriculture, offering a range of benefits beyond just generating clean energy. Here are some ways solar panels are being used in agriculture. -Solar powered irrigation: Solar panels can be used to power water pumps for irrigation, reducing reliance on the grid or diesel generators. This can be especially beneficial in remote areas where grid access is limited or unreliable. -Agrivoltaics: This is the co-location of solar panels and agriculture. Crops are grown underneath or between rows of solar panels. Studies have shown that some crops can actually thrive in the partial shade created by solar panels, while the solar panels benefit from the cooler temperatures that can result from having crops growing beneath them. -Solar powered greenhouses: Solar panels can be used to power greenhouses, providing climate control and extending the growing season. This can be especially beneficial for farmers in colder climates. -Solar powered farm buildings: Solar panels can be used to power farm buildings, such as barns and sheds, reducing reliance on the grid and lowering energy costs. -Overall, solar panels can be a valuable tool for modern agriculture, helping to improve efficiency, reduce costs. Powering your furture with on-solar panels. #Solarpanels #solarpower #renewableenergy #sustainability #savemoney #greenliving.
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Millions of dollars are invested annually to empower marginalized farmers with solar irrigation solutions. However, a critical question remains: are we truly gauging the impact of these projects? The challenge lies in data collection. Diesel dependence and unreliable grid electricity often leave behind limited or inaccessible data on solar pump usage. This hinders the ability of NGOs and Donors.., to accurately assess the project's impact on farmer livelihoods. Control Electric Co Pvt Ltd , in collaboration with Schneider Electric, offers a Remote Monitoring System powered by Schneider Electric's EcoStruxure™ Energy Access..., and by leveraging the rich data insights ., NGOs, and donor organizations can: - Identify and address potential issues such as pump malfunctions or under-utilization before they escalate, minimizing disruptions and ensuring farmers have the resources they need. - Gain data-driven insights to optimize water usage and irrigation schedules, maximizing crop yields while promoting water conservation efforts. #sustainableimpact, #solar, #solarwaterpumps, #solarenergy, #foodsecurity, #sustainableagriculture, Dinesh Kaul, Mayank Rajvanshi
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Sub-Saharan African private sustainable infrastructure project developer InfraCo Africa has made a $12-million equity investment in climate-smart agriculture equipment company SunCulture to scale the latter’s solar irrigation offering across the region. The investment is part of an oversubscribed $27.5-million Series B fundraise that is set to deliver access to Internet of Things- (IoT-) enabled solar-powered irrigation systems to hundreds of thousands of smallholder farmers by 2030. “The IoT-enabled systems include remote monitoring and predictive maintenance. The battery systems also include domestic lighting and enable farmers to charge small devices, such as mobile phones,” says SunCulture CEO Samir Ibrahim. “With access to irrigation, farmers can increase their yields, thereby ensuring greater food security for themselves and their families in the face of the impacts of climate change. Increased agricultural incomes can support wider sustainable economic growth and prosperity in rural areas,” comments InfraCo Africa chief investment and risk officer Claire Jarratt. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dWGeH5Vr #RenewableEnergy #Solar #CleanEnergy #Africa #Investment
InfraCo Africa invests $12m to scale up solar irrigation offering in sub-Saharan Africa
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