Understanding Renewable Energy in Kenya
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Presentation at the annual fundraising dinner of the Rotaract of Milimani in Nairobi. Proceeds from this dinner will go towards installing a biogas plant at a Childrens Home in one of the Nairobi slums. Totally humbled by the commitment of these young professionals,and sharing with them my insights tonight!
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Understanding Renewable Energy in Kenya
- 1. SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLES:- Renewable Energy in Kenya Rotaract Club of Milimani Annual Charity Dinner- 25 th February 2011 Grace Mwaura African Youth Initiative on Climate Change (AYICC Special Advisor ) & International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN Council Member)
- 16. It all starts here !
Editor's Notes
- Ladies and gentlemen, I would first say, that this being the romantic month of the year, that I am following in love with the Rotaracters! This is my second invitation to your events, and I must say I am honoured. First, I was talking to the rotaracters of Nairobi central, it was such a cool group, and the same hospitality I have received from you tonight just proofed this- I need to join rotaract NOW! Thank you for the invitation. You would be interested to know I have to be invited; apparently, it was through Face book by one of you. As a social media junky, I must commend you for making proper use of Face book to share with the world what you have been doing I would like to make a clarification that I am not an expert in Renewable Energy- I am just in love with Nature, and all that it gives to us. So tonight, I have been invited to talk about the following things, and I hope will cover them to the best of my capacity:-
- Earlier evaluations in Kenya, show that a high proportion of digesters appear to operate below capacity, are dormant, or in disuse after construction due to:- management, technical and social cultural & economic problems.