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The health clinic Orosz is staying in isn''t far from where he first learned about energy access problems in rural Africa. Between 2000 and 2002, Orosz lived in Lesotho, without electricity, as a member of the Peace Corps.
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Orosz is the CEO of OnePower, an MIT spinout building networks of minigrids powered by solar energy to bring electricity to rural regions of Lesotho. There are other companies building minigrids in Africa, but
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The health clinic Orosz is staying in isn''t far from where he first learned about energy access problems in rural Africa. Between 2000 and 2002, Orosz lived in Lesotho, without electricity, as a member of the Peace Corps. Orosz spent a year living in Lesotho exploring energy solutions with three other MIT students, including Amy Mueller
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Does Lesotho have electricity?
Known as the kingdom in the sky, Lesotho is a small, developing country crossed by mountain ranges and rivers, making it difficult to get electricity to rural regions. Recent estimates suggest that less than half of all households have electricity.
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Lesotho Electricity Company has worked tirelessly to build a successful network that provides reliable and environmentally friendly electricity across the country, improving quality of life to both people and businesses alike.
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According to SE4ALL report for Lesotho, The Ministry of Natural Resources through the Department of Energy is responsible for the overall administration and coordination of energy in Lesotho.
What are the potential energy resources in Lesotho?
Potential grid and off‐grid renewable energy resources in Lesotho include hydro power, solar and wind energy. Biomass can also be considered where the material can be transformed to produce electricity either through direct combustion or via biogas. Hydro and pumped Storage
How do households use energy in Lesotho?
Households in Lesotho require energy mainly for lighting, cooking, and space heating. Data show that there is a difference in level of energy access and hence use between urban and rural households in Lesotho, with a higher proportion of urban households having access to more modern forms of energy compared to rural households.
What is onepower doing in Lesotho?
OnePower is currently building minigrids across Lesotho. Matt Orosz’s mission for the last 20 years can be explained with a single picture: a satellite image of the world at night, with major cities blazing with light and large swaths of land shrouded in darkness. The image reminds Orosz SM ’03, SM ’06, PhD ’12 of what he’s trying to change.