Tesla-backed startup is powering a microgrid in Africa

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By Bonface LandiNov 8, 2022, 8:30 pm183 pts
Tesla-backed start-up ZOLA Electric deployed a new solar and battery system to power two villages in Africa. The new system is known as INFINITY and generates sufficient power to power two villages with over 1,000 homes. The system will also supply power to schools and businesses in the villages.

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