Smart Farmer
28 February 2012 Ntvmsnbc
] Hasan Istaytiyyah, a goat farm in Qaaaa city of Bekaaaaa valley close to the Syrian border of Lebanon, which has a rare luxury in the country, which has 24 hours of uninterrupted electricity.
Dr. Uygar Özesmi paid attention to an interesting application in the radio program called the Future of the Planet. " Hasan Istaytiyyah, a goat farm in Qaaaa city of Bekaaaa valley near the Syrian border of Lebanon, who has a rare luxury in the country, which is 24 hours uninterrupted electricity. [[
Istaytiyyah, which places the solar energy system to the roof of the farm house, is no longer dependent on the network of the country given only six hours per day.
]]Istaytiyyah, who often live power supplies like Lebanon, decided to double solar panels after tracking the advertising of an environmental transport investment Tags. In Lebanon, demand for electricity energy, but in the country that can not be leaned into these issues during long-term battle periods, there are no efforts for alternative energy.
[The superiority offers the necessary potential for wind powers of the north in Lebanon and has the ideal facilities for solar energy with 300 days of sunshine in the year; detached this, among countries with the highest carbon footprint per Lebanon. Hopefully Istaytiyyah solar energy solution in Lebanon is an example for others, and renewable energy in the country are guaranteed. "
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