solar pumping system for Bill

Oliver Bill sets up the portable solar pumping system in his farm in Nyando. The solar pumps have less maintenance costs compared to diesel pumps which need fueling now and then. 

In Summary
For the last three years, Future Pump has been working with some 100 farmers in Nyanza and using them to research on how to better the water pump.
Solar pumping systems in the market lack the battery chamber.
For solar, the initial investment is higher than diesel pumps, but solar pumps have less maintenance costs compared to diesel pumps which need fueling now and then.
Successful companies like Future Pump are, therefore, given loans to implement the projects as long as they can raise at least 50 per cent of the amount they are asking for.

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submersible solar water pump in Myamar

In a Myanmar community affected by drought, easy access to safe water is hard to come by. With support from UNICEF, the Government and the United Kingdom Department for International Development (DfID), the village purchased a solar powered water pump and now all households get water pumped straight to their hhomes.

Daw Khin, 60, stands beside members of the Village Water and Sanitation Committee. Behind them is the solar water pump system that now brings water to every household.

MAGWAY REGION, Myanmar, 3 June 2016 – Mon Taw village is a community located in Pauk Township, north-western Myanmar. Most regions of the country receive large amounts of rainfall each year, but Magway regularly experiences droughts, which are being exacerbated by the impacts of climate change.

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 solar irrigation pump ,solar irrigation system will be easily

The cost of solar technology has come down, way down, making it is a viable way to expand access to energy for hundreds of millions of people living in energy poverty. For farmers in developing countries, the growing availability of solar water pumps offers a viable alternative to system dependent on fossil fuel or grid electricity. While relatively limited, experience in several countries shows how solar irrigation pump can make farmers more resilient against the erratic shifts in rainfall patterns caused by climate change or the unreliable supply and high costs of fossil fuels needed to operate water pumps. Experience also suggests a number of creative ways that potential water resource trade-offs can be addressed.

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Solar submersible pump help poor nepal’s people

by Adela Suliman | @adela_suliman | Thomson Reuters Foundation
Wednesday, 21 February 2018 11:00 GMT

“Before (the pump) we used to walk two or three hours a day to collect water”,but now use Solar submersible pump

By Adela Suliman

SHIKHARPUR, Nepal, Feb 21 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – In the village of Shikharpur in Nepal’s remote Himalayan foothills, the faint sound of water can be heard trickling through a large metal pump.

Standing in golden mustard fields, a huge solar panel powers the pump that provides some 40,000 litres of water daily to families still recovering from Nepal’s devastating 2015 earthquake.

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