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  A ray of hope for developing countries - icWales 

  http://icwales.icnetwork.co.uk/business-in-wales/business-news/2007/11/23/a-ray-of-hope-for-developing-countries-91466-20148515/

  A COMPANY making next-generation solar technology used to charge mobile phones yesterday announced its first order. Cardiff-based G24 Innovations – G24i – said a deal for its mobile phone chargers, centred ... around its revolutionary solar technology known as Dye Sensitised Thin Film (DST), has been made with a company in Kenya. G24i has a strategy to first target markets in the developing world, where people in remote areas have little access to reliable power sources. Company chairman Bob Hertzberg – a former speaker of the California State Assembly – has formulised the plan because of the massive need for communications technology, coupled with dependable power, in the developing world. G24i’s chargers will be pioneered by Master IT in Kenya. Last month G24i, which is headquartered in Wentloog on the outskirts of the Welsh capital, announced the world’s first production of commercial grade DST solar cells, marking the commercialisation of 18 years of research and development in the tec   [More...] [Less...]

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