Africa Bypasses Dirty Electricity Lines With Environmental Alternatives

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March 30, 2017
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Over 600 million people across Africa, don’t have electricity. It could cost hundreds of billions of dollars, to link power lines across the continent.

But some energy experts are calling for throwing out the old ‘big grid model’ altogether and leaping into a modern, environmentally-friendly system.

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