Thursday, June 26, 2003

micropower - empowering villages





For the lower middle-class, caught between an erratic-if-accessible mains supply and expensive dry cells, microPower provides a reliable solar battery charger. Unlike the slew of PV systems vendors in India selling at 5-digit prices, microPower solutions begin with Rs 60 (USD 1=50) to charge one AA size battery. More products are planned, e.g LED lamps, path-way markers, distress flashers, mini-vent blowers, mini-pumps etc.

Headquartered at Mumbai in India, microPower invites partnerships with such developmental bodies including Nodal Agencies, NGOs and FIs, that have an interest in rural welfare, energy development, ICT and environmental programmes. Applications range from battery support for hand-helds like the Simputer to water pumping.

microPower can offer ready products for retailers as well as assemblies for micro-entrepreneurs and field workers. Prototypes are successfully field-proven and accessible for demonstration.

Latest details of the microPower solar charger, for a range of batteries and duty cycles are each available via the microPower link at http://unika.freehomepage.com as listed below below:-
1 microPower a5.PDF gives basic product range information; Prints in 2 of A5 pages.
2 microPower charger data for the domestic (indian) reseller market.
3 microPower Vision - where we aim to be seen in 5 years
5 microPower Mission - operations and products
4 microPower Team - a profile on the core team at microPower

You are welcome to suggest a role your organisation may participate in the success of this initiative, However, the microPower team shall be too happy to propose a scope of our involvement, should you share any project plan in related development fields.

The microPower team looks forward to your feedback and suggestions.

Contact:

Udit Chaudhuri - The microPower Initiative


e-mail: uditnc@gmail.com
Tel - Fax: +91-22-26045595
URL:UNIKA ENTERPRISES - eNabling Growth

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