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business offers

Jamal aziz — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 20:04:47 -0500

Hi Mr. We are on behaf of some investors in KUWAIT looking to some business oportunities in morroco like real estat , hotels , factories ....etc . Any oportunities you find for us shuold be already established and has agood record last 3 years making a good profit not less than 30% plus , hope we can coapreat in this. best regards Jamal aziz

Very innovative

Development / MicroCredit — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 13:46:10 -0500

Just received some information on this group and they have a very innovative approach - after they put up the initial capital for the infrastructure investment, neighbors pay back the loan **with the money they're already saving on gas** as their cost of living falls by about 7%! They then use the neighbor-organization system developed for gas to involve the private sector in other projects like developing clean sewage systems. Well done!

Water Powered Car

Anonymous — Thu, 29 May 2008 04:59:31 -0500

Run car on water is also called Run Car on Hydrogen. This is a new technology that install a conversion kit on car that allow you to convert water into hydrogen. So, instead of using gas to power your car, your car is powered by gas and hydrogen. By doing so, you will be able to save up to 50% of fuel cost! As the fuel cost is going up every day, by doing that earlier will help you save huge amount of cash! Build and install the "water powered car" conversion kit is simple and easy, your car warranty will not be void car warranty...

brother Henry . to answer

rasted — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 11:29:43 -0500

brother Henry . to answer your question is very easy as far as your country´s natural gift the sun costs you nothing "that is the only point " but about how to manipulate the solar energy is must be our buisiness not Europeans or Americans .Our only mistake is this nonesense old story " waiting from a white man" no friend it is time to wake up just try it, it will cost you less than the battery the old radio you are buying if you once installed it, it is longlasting you will not pay nothing because the source is natural In west solar energy is going to be an old story about all household is getting energy from the sun but they are not writting so deeply till they are sure of having the technology which you and the others do not have so that to sell it for you like always with a huge amount of money. They are going to use Solar Energy for their Nuclear station nowadays so my friend let us try to begin because we have all what they do not have.I have wrote you with a small complex about white men "take it as was my personal " but is also reality. yours Rasted.

books ,journals etc

Anonymous — Sat, 05 Apr 2008 06:04:57 -0500

Dear Sir I am master student in environmental science. I am doing my paper related issues with ethanol. Would you send me the following materials? I want to get books, journal, reports etc . Thank you for your corporations Girmaye Abebe Addis Ababa University P.o.box 1176 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Treadle Pump

Cordie Siddiqui — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 20:16:49 -0500

Is there a distributor of treadle pumps for irrigation in the Philippines?

Do you sell your products to

jaspal singh Anand — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 05:45:55 -0500

Do you sell your products to the public. If so, can I have a price list. thanks

dear dr hari sharan, i am

y a kawade — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 02:58:41 -0500

dear dr hari sharan, i am very much impressed with the work your organistion has undertaken. i reside in rural area, where electricity is available for not more than 4 to 5 hours a day. having studied all aspects properly, such a project is likely to be proposed in this area, in near future. hope, you will bless by extending all support. regards. sincerely, y a kawade.

Solar Home System

Sam-Smiles — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 18:33:37 -0500

Currently developing awareness of solar consumption in rural electrification in Nigeria.No data available about the tech -Solar Home System. Then,I want to know the cost of deploring SHS in rurral areas for TV,DVD/CD,fridges,fan and other households expect iron. Also, separate SHS for powering 2-4 computers with HP inkjet printers or the likes and UPS. I know it could be possible but what will be the cost. Sincerely, Sam-Smiles Agozirim

MightyLight informal consumer report

Christine in USA — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 14:31:11 -0500

Here's my informal consumer report: In Nov 2006, I bought 3 MightyLights even though the shipping charges from India were very hefty. I wanted one for a charity in Haiti, one to demo to anyone interested, and one for myself. I've tried it around the house and on a camping trip, and am very pleased with it so far (3 months later). But I sure wouldn't recommend it for widespread use until both the price and shipping costs come down. As far as I know, there are no distributors outside India yet. CosmosIgnite in India was very helpful and fast with my order, but it did require a PayPal payment since they don't take credit cards directly.

Tell me more about solar power.

Henry — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 16:58:24 -0500

Hallo sir/madam, am wondering wheather it is possibel and price effective to offer my mum solar energy down in village(Entebbe)! I would like to ask which solar can run coulerd television,fridge,lights and some mucic system? if you have got that power,is it gonna work by its self or will work together with another device(invertor)? Then how much will that cost? Do you offer free installation? Please i will be so greatul if you concider my inquary. Yours Henry.

Mightlight affordable?

Rob Katz — Thu, 30 Nov 2006 08:49:50 -0500

Adrian, I share your concerns about Mightylight's affordability. I thought the same thing when I first read about KickStart's Moneymaker irrigation pumps, which sell in Africa for $90. How can a poor African farmer possibly afford a $90 pump? But the farmers see how the Moneymaker helps them increase their income, so they save or borrow the money. In the case of Mightylight, if having light after dark could increase a family's income, then it probably is "affordable". In most cases, this is a luxury, but I'm sure there are BOP customers out there whose businesses could stay open later, or operate more effectively, with a Mightylight. That's your market, at least to start.

Is this really a BOP lamp...?

Adriaan Mol — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 13:40:45 -0500

Just wondering how those millions of people - most of whom live on a dollar a day - are going to afford a 50 USD lamp (and that's when it's still in India, so add cost of distribution, intermediaries, duties, margins, etc)? It's a nice product, and I especially like that a lot of effort has gone into some proper sturdy design, but I fear that it's probably not affordable for the poor? Sincerely, Adriaan

An exellent product. How

Dinesh Maheshwari — Tue, 28 Nov 2006 12:23:00 -0500

An exellent product. How can we place order and get more information. Thanks

LOOKING FOR PARTNER NGOs FROM U.S.A

Dulle — Sun, 26 Nov 2006 05:10:18 -0500

I am Executive Director and founder of National wide NGOs in Tanzania. Our NGO's name is Tanfoss Devewlopment Services Fund, we dedicated in solving problem facing people living in poverty in rural area, they lack of ernegy for their livelihood. For the time being they using charcol and firewood which endanger environment in few days to come. I believe you can join Partnership with Tanfoss Development Service Fund to contibute to solve the problem which is facing our society Leslie Dulle Executive Director and Founder,