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D.T.Barki, Bharat Barki Noble Energy Solar Technolgies Ltd (NEST)

Presented at the 33 rd IEEE PVSC Conference, San Diego, CA, May 11-16, 2008. CREATING GLOBAL AWARENESS FOR ELIMINATING LIGHT POVERTY IN THE WORLD: TO REPLACE HAZARDOUS KEROSENE LAMPS WITH CLEAN AND SAFE SOLAR LAMPS. D.T.Barki, Bharat Barki Noble Energy Solar Technolgies Ltd (NEST).

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D.T.Barki, Bharat Barki Noble Energy Solar Technolgies Ltd (NEST)

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  1. Presented at the 33rd IEEE PVSC Conference, San Diego, CA, May 11-16, 2008 CREATING GLOBAL AWARENESS FOR ELIMINATING LIGHT POVERTY IN THE WORLD: TO REPLACE HAZARDOUS KEROSENE LAMPS WITH CLEAN AND SAFE SOLAR LAMPS D.T.Barki, Bharat Barki Noble Energy Solar Technolgies Ltd (NEST)

  2. There’s terrible poverty in the world. Food Poverty. Clothes Poverty. Shelter Poverty. There is equally terrible Light poverty in the world! The world will never be better without eliminating the light poverty. The Solar PV technology is here to support create the enlightened society The world of poverty

  3. Light Richness is the Barometer of

  4. World Energy Consumption Vs Kerosene Consumption World Energy Consumption 785 X1013 Energy Reqd By 2 billion people 24X103 (0.0000000008%)

  5. “We will make electricity so cheap that only the rich will burn the candles” Edison’s seemingly good forecast was true enough for the industrialized world, but his statement did not anticipate the plight of 2 billion people - more than the world’s population in his time – who 100 years later still have no access to electricity.

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