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Feedback on a hydroelectric project in a rural area in Madagascar
In Madagascar, only 15 % of inhabitants are connected to an electricity supply network. Although 58 % of the urban [Lire la suite]
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3 questions to Juliette Darlu, “Energy” projects manager with GRET
Having graduated from AgroParisTech and obtained a Masters degree in environmental science and policies, Juliette Darlu worked for the Agence [Lire la suite]
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Concrete projects that work for Africa
On 6 September, GRET participated in the RFI radio show “7 milliards de voisins” (7 billion neighbours) on the subject of [Lire la suite]
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Typha biochar: a first step to industrial production
In Mauritania, an in situ demonstrator was recently put in place to support the development of typha biochar on a [Lire la suite]
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An innovative solution for access to off-grid energy in Madagascar
On 15 March last, the French agency for the environment and energy management (Ademe) held a ceremony to pay tribute [Lire la suite]
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The “Solar Mamas” are lighting up isolated villages in Vietnam
On 6 December last in Hanoi (Vietnam), GRET and its partner, the Indian NGO Barefoot College, organised a workshop to [Lire la suite]
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A school-workshop to manufacture improved stoves
On 17 January 2018, a school-workshop created as part of the Farim project was officially launched in El Mina, south-west of Nouakchott.
For three [Lire la suite]
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Improved stoves that are more effective and more respectful of the environment
In Mauritania, GRET recently created the first workshop-school entirely dedicated to manufacturing improved cooking stoves. This initiative aims to improve [Lire la suite]
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Engie and Find working together to combat fuel poverty in Mauritania
Since 2015, energy group Engie and Find, the GRET endowment fund dedicated to innovation, have been pooling efforts to provide [Lire la suite]
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3 questions to Luc Arnaud, GRET’s representative in Madagascar
As part of its 40th anniversary celebrations, GRET is organising a series of events on 13 and 14 December in [Lire la suite]
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