“Another set of equipment was handed over to representatives of the reserve administration. This will allow the devices to be used not only for their intended purpose, but will also be a good demonstration of sustainable and affordable energy solutions,” says Anton Timoshenko, executive director of the Little Earth.
“I have lived in the village of Dalelon since 1979. From those times until today, the village has not been connected to the power line. We have always had to use wood, dried manure, or, if we have money, buy gas for cooking,” says Mirzoev Abdulo, a resident of the village of Dalelon.
“Now our family has new devices that will help us save fuel and money. We tried boiling a kettle of water using a solar parabolic cooker. We didn't believe it could work. But not even 10 minutes had passed before our 5-liter kettle boiled, and all this only with the help of solar energy! Next up are experiments with cooking,” he adds.