Cuba ‘Associates’ with the Sun: Thus with the ‘Soils’, the Invention of Cubans Against Blackouts
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The autonomy of the ‘solinera’ and its independence from the energy system resides in 24 solar panels, three batteries and their inverters.
The neighbors of Cuba take to charge their ‘solinera’, a station to power the battery of electric vehicles that also offers a community service.
"An electric razor, a cell phone, and even a rice cooker"; Eduardo León proudly displays all the electrical appliances that neighbors have brought to charge at his "solinera," a station for charging electric vehicle batteries that also offers a community service. "I'm solving a need," León, a 45-year-old lawyer, tells EFE. He and his wife, Jenifer Arias, invested their savings in this private sector initiative, aiming to provide an energy outlet…
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