d.light design next-generation product line of portable solar lanterns comprised of the d.light S2, the d.light S20 and the d.light S300 just passed the Lighting Global minimum quality standards and…
…service. This model incentivizes companies to install, operate, and maintain high-functioning solar systems that communities can rely on. Remote monitoring of these systems is also encouraged so that companies can…
…of the first pilot program in Kenya under the Lighting Africa program in 2009. In just over a decade we’ve expanded our program activities across the African continent, into Asia,…
…least 100 million people worldwide by 2020]}** with its solar lamps. “The vision for d.light from the very beginning was to make a huge impact on individual lives on a…
…product has enabled some 650,000 people in Africa and Asia to access affordable, clean, better quality lighting. “In hitting our 125,000 unit milestone, we’ve sold nearly as many solar home…
…across the globe. Among those living without access to electricity in 2020]}**, 77 percent—about 568 million people—lived in Sub-Saharan Africa, while 80 percent lived in rural areas around the world.…
…ladder, the need to expand quality assurance beyond lighting grows. On February 18, 2020]}**, Lighting Global, CLASP, and the Schatz Energy Research Center launched VeraSol, an evolved quality assurance program…
The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) will soon publish quality standards for pico-solar products and solar home system kits. These standards will replace the Lighting Global Quality Standards. To prepare for…
…The company designs, manufactures and distributes solar light and power products throughout the developing world with an aim to transform the lives of at least 100 million people by 2020]}**.…
…clean and affordable solar energy access. Shortly after meeting Lighting Global Quality Standards in 2018, LEMI was able to tap into IFC’s resources and accelerate market growth while continuing solar…
