World Bank project powers Mongolian villages with Kyocera solar modules

26 Oct 2010

NYSE-listed manufacturer Kyocera has installed two solar power systems in separate Mongolian villages through the World Bank’s Renewable Energy for Rural Access Project.

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One Response to “World Bank project powers Mongolian villages with Kyocera solar modules”

Krishna Ravi says:

6 November 2010 at 11:43 am

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