Panasonic provides electricity to rural areas of Myanmar

Updated:7 years, 3 months ago

Yangon (Myanmar), July 26 (ANI): An estimated 1.1 billion of the people in world lives without electricity. Providing electricity to them means requirement of more power generation. Panasonic Corporation recently announced the launch of Off-grid Solutions Project in Myanmar, at a ceremony held in Yangon to celebrate the company's 100th anniversary. Through the provision of the company's related products such as solar generation and storage systems and educational activities, Panasonic aims to promote understanding of electricity for people living in off-grid areas. The project is also part of Panasonic’s corporate social responsibility initiatives which is launched to celebrate the centennial of its founding this year. least more than five years. The donation ceremony was held at elementary schools in the village and electricity facilities such as power supply station and solar storage were donated. Power supply station consists of solar modules and storage batteries, which enables energy to be created, stored and managed efficiently for powering up electrical appliances and lights, which are essential and important in daily lives. Precious light also supports children's education in off-grid villages. The opportunity to study under light is an invaluable gift for these children who are poor but have a strong desire to learn. Many houses in the village are benefiting from the electricity project by solar storage. It is making their lives brighter. Japanese company’s project is building a sustainable society, and bringing brightness of life.

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Panasonic provides electricity to rural areas of Myanmar

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