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Posted in biodigestor, micro hydro, ram pumping, solar energy, solar water pumping, technologies, wind energy on March 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Calvin Helfenstine Shares His Time in Nicaragua as a Volunteer for AsoFenix
Posted in Nicaragua, biodigestor, solar water pumping, volunteer, wind energy on March 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Calvin Helfenstine, a recent graduate from the University of Michigan in Mechanical Engineering, was an Intern with AsoFenix in Nicaragua in 2008 through the Engineers for a Sustainable World’s Summer Engineering Experience in Development (SEED) program. Calvin built on the work of SEED Intern, Samuel Schlesinger, who contributed an earlier blog posting.
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A Word from Jake in Nicaragua…
Posted in Nicaragua, solar energy, solar water pumping, volunteer, wind energy on February 8, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Greetings! My name is Jake Clemens, and I was part of the fall internship program at Green Empowerment and am currently interning with their partner organization AsoFenix (office located in Managua, Nicaragua).
My experience has been in the reforestation sector and I have completed the NGO skills training and renewable energy technical training at Green Empowerment.
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