raktrul foundation logo volunteers bring solar power to remote villages in eastern tibet
   OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Raktrul Foundation in co-operation with SunEPI brought solar power to:
 The Temporary Clinic

 The Orphanage

 The Village School

 A Community Center

 The Nunnery at Raktrul

 A Buddhist Temple

 Ratkrul Monastery

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tibetan villagers learn to maintain solar systems

Raktrul and SunEPI bring Solar Power to Tibet

In the summer of 2009, SunEPI led by Walt Ratterman, accompanied a team from The Raktrul Foundation led by Kirk Moulton to bring improved health care, and energy to the communities surrounding Raktrul, Tibet.

solar panels installed in tibet

Villagers learn to maintain new solar energy systems.

Mr. Ratterman has carried out humanitarian renewable energy projects in dozens of remote communities around the world. The key to making these projects work and provide a sustainable source of energy, confidence, and community pride is intensive training and respect for the intelligence and resourcefulness of the communities receiving project support.
solar power works in remote areas of the world

First Light at the Nunnery

The photo on the left was taken the night solar-powered lighting was first activated.
solar panels on buddhist temple

Solar Project Update

With supervision from the project team’s solar expert, local residents helped to build the support structure, assemble the solar panels and accessories, install the requisite wiring, and learned to operate and maintain the system. It was important to ensure that those who assemble and operate the system have an intimate knowledge of it. We will return to Tibet in 2010 to maintain and install more power stations.

remote areas benefit from solar power stations
Remote Locations
Bringing electricity to remote villages makes powering a computer, a radio, and other low-power amenities possible. Cell phone batteries can be recharged.

Lighting for medical exams will greatly improve the quality of of life for all people there.
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