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Ragy Ramadan Ahmed Shehata
What is the address and preferred way to contact the solution holder?
Does the solution holder have any institutional affiliation in country?
No
What is the purpose of the solution? (brief problem & solution description)
LifeBox, an alternative solution of sustainable decentralized infra-structure that provides both clean energy and safe water from solar power at a reasonable price empowering farming and tourism business in less-served communities. LifeBox is a solar-powered, all-in-one, self-contained and fast-deployable unit made of reused or recycled shipping containers delivering clean electricity, purified or desalinated water. It acts as a green decentralized mobile infra-structure that’s scalable.
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Is this solution DIY / open source or IP protected?
Will the solution holder be able to train others (including end-users) in using or replicating the solution?
What is the unit cost of this Solution along with any additional cost for maintenance and training?
450 euros per month (36 months)
Is this solution a prototype or product?
If this solution is a product, is it available in the market (off the shelf) or advance order has to be given?
How much has this solution already been diffused? Is there potential feedback from end-users available?
NoorNation developed, manufactured and delivered its first LifeBox contract to a farm in Ismailia. LifeBoxPVP60 provided a total of 64kW of solar power and feed solar clean electricity to a 60Hp submersible pump for irrigation.
Please add the location where this solution was found.
UNDP Accelerator Labs
