Solar Home Systems 28

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Kenya

Solar Home Systems 28

BNF

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With a loan of EUR 40,650 Seelu and 42 other villagers will be able to install solar panels on the roofs of their houses.

€40 650

Montant

3,50%

Intérêt

12 mois

Maturité

6 mois

Remboursements

EUR

Devise

Montant	€40 650
Intérêt	3,50%
Maturité	12 mois
Remboursements	6 mois
Devise	EUR

100%

Entièrement financé en 4 jours sur 23 Décembre 2017.

Le projet

Read the information document of the issuer here

Seelu Ene Moloimet is a middle aged woman from Inkisanjani village in Kajiado County. Her house a while ago went up in frames while her kid slept. This was caused by a kerosene lamp. The kerosene lamp fell and the whole house was on fire. Fortunately her good neighbors came to their rescue and managed to save them though most of her belongings were reduced to ashes.

As one can imagine the solar home system will make a big diffrence. She is excited because even her health and that of her children will improve since she has for a long time complained of the chest pains.

Local partner BNF will provide the loan.

Nom de l’entreprise	BNF
PDG	Seelu Moloimet
Création	2017-01-01
Lieu	Kajiado
Secteur	Projets d'énergie durable
Chiffre d'affaires	€0
Employés	42

Impact

BnF focuses on sustainable energy projects in rural Kenya, offering households a 12-month payment plan to purchase a solar home system. The system enables clients to generate sufficient energy to power many basic necessities such as lights, radios, televisions, and other essential appliances. Solar home systems reduce reliance on polluting and health-threatening fuels such as kerosene, firewood, and coal for families' lighting and cooking needs.

Electricity opens new economic opportunities for families, enabling household incomes to grow progressively. It provides access to information and entertainment, allowing the children to spend time studying in the evenings and empowering women to engage more in household and local-level decision-making. It stands to reason that entire rural communities' livelihoods benefit from access to clean energy as their productivity, efficiency, and health prospers.