Submitted on July 11th, 2009 by Olubi Johnson (not verified)
I would like more details on this wonderful innovation to provide electricity for my school in Nigeria: we have 8 hostels and a large admin block on 22 acres of land. We currently use the very irregular national power supply and 4 500KVA generators with very high diesel costs as we alternately run the generators almost 24/7. I want to see the possibility of building a small unit for my school and then use it as a model to market this product in the huge Nigerian market, in which power supply has become a major issue.
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Submitted on July 11th, 2009 by Olubi Johnson (not verified)I would like more details on this wonderful innovation to provide electricity for my school in Nigeria: we have 8 hostels and a large admin block on 22 acres of land. We currently use the very irregular national power supply and 4 500KVA generators with very high diesel costs as we alternately run the generators almost 24/7. I want to see the possibility of building a small unit for my school and then use it as a model to market this product in the huge Nigerian market, in which power supply has become a major issue.
My website is www.lifeforte.com
Looking forward to hearing from you shortly.
Best Regards,
Olubi Johnson
Chairman Lifeforte International Schools,
Nigeria