Megan Kerins, a recent 3-month Fellow with the Border Green Energy Team in Thailand, shares her experience building a micro hydropower system in Ta Po Puh, a Karen village in the hills of Thailand.
We have come to install a micro hydropower system we’ve been thinking about for several weeks. But all the calculating [...]
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The Rhythm of the Dam Building Dance
Posted in Thailand, micro hydro on April 6, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The 2009 Energy Globe Awards and . . . well . . . Us
Posted in Burma, Nicaragua, Thailand, about us, solar water pumping on March 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Green Empowerment has been selected as one of three finalists for the international Energy Globe Award in the “Water” category, for a series of solar water pumping projects in Nicaragua with partner AsoFenix.
A Birthday in the Hills of Karen Country in Thailand
Posted in Thailand, micro hydro on February 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The blog below is written by Christina Liebner who was recently a 3-month Fellow with the Border Green Energy Team in Thailand.
“To date, I have not experienced a happier birthday than my most recent, which I celebrated in the hills of Karen country in Thailand.” – Christina
Towards the end of my three month [...]
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