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Senegal: I Have an (Energy) Dream

Written byAlice Backer
Posted 21 September 2006 15:59 GMT

In the middle of a blackout, Senegal-based Chroniques de Ndoumbelane dreams up (Fr) all sorts of innovative ways to solve the country's energy crisis including government-provided solar panels and monthly electricity bills for investment in the country's solar power infrastructure rather than for consumed electricity.

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