We blogged earlier on our solar showcase at Siyakhana where we hosted a film crew from CCTV Africa doing a piece on renewable energy and entrepreneurialism. Watch the movie below and see our Lytefire Stove model in action!
2 November 2015 by Urs Riggenbach
We blogged earlier on our solar showcase at Siyakhana where we hosted a film crew from CCTV Africa doing a piece on renewable energy and entrepreneurialism. Watch the movie below and see our Lytefire Stove model in action!
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