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Africa’s Electricity-Access Problem Is Worse Than You Think

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FEBRUARY 24, 2022

Similarly, having a distribution line (often illegally rigged) running to a dwelling tells us nothing about the usage of power or the reliability of its supply. A 60-watt light switched on for little over 2 hours a day—or one 60-W light, a small TV (25 W) and a small table fan (30 W) concurrently on for about an hour and 10 minutes.

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IEEE Humanitarian Program Sees Record Growth

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FEBRUARY 3, 2022

For the first time, IEEE members from China, Ethiopia, Hungary, Italy, Panama, and Thailand submitted proposals. The kibandas will use solar energy to power lights, refrigeration units, and security cameras. The committee also for the first time awarded funding for projects in Fiji and Spain.

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