why cant we do it? aharumennah mikan nuvegen mi ulhenee keevvebaa..? 1989 in feshigen moosumah anna badhalun raajje genbey vaahaka hurihaa verinves dhekkee!!! Prior to 2012, Tokelau’s residents relied on three diesel-driven power stations, burning 200 liters per day at a cost of nearly $800,000 per year. Tokelauans only had electricity 15 to 18 hours per day. They now have three solar photovoltaic systems, one on each atoll. The 4,032 solar panels (with a capacity of around one megawatt), 392 inverters, and 1,344 batteries provide 150 percent of their current electricity demand, allowing the Tokelauans to eventually expand their electricity use. In overcast weather, the generators run on local coconut oil, providing power while recharging the battery bank. The only fossil fuels used in Tokelau now are for the island nation’s three cars. Read more at cleantechnica/2013/10/06/an-island-tokelau-powered-100-by-solar-energy/#1dzSPh8CGIbgiuwf.99
Posted on: Wed, 12 Mar 2014 08:37:09 +0000
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