At the UN@80 celebration of global innovation, Rwandan solar specialist Umwali Ange Natacha is shining bright 🌞. As a sales specialist and project manager rolled into one, Umwali guides communities from the first spark of interest all the way to flipping the switch on new solar systems.
From busy metro rooftops in Kigali to rural villages off-grid, she consults, designs and oversees each install. Her secret sauce? Blending tech know-how with a human touch—explaining kilowatts and inverters in plain language, so anyone can see how panels on their roof slice their electricity bills.
Sound like a vibe you might want in your own city? Whether you are a student in Mumbai powering your study sessions or a cafe owner in Jakarta staying open when the grid blips out, Umwali's model shows that green energy is not just for big corporations. It is for young innovators too 🌱.
Her journey also highlights a bigger picture: the push for sustainable futures across South and Southeast Asia. As countries aim for cleaner power, stories like Umwali's remind us that behind every solar array is a passionate mind and a step toward a healthier planet.
Feeling inspired? Ask questions, connect with your local solar community, and see how you can ride the solar wave in your own neighbourhood. After all, the future is bright—and it is powered by sunshine! 🔆
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UN@80: Rwandan solar specialist's way of building sustainable future
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