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From Electrification to Empowerment: Building a Utility-Grade Micro-Utility…
Editor’s note: The author, Frank Bergh, speaks with Chitra Sethi, Managing…
About Frank Bergh
Frank is VP of Grid Engineering for Sigora International with experience in renewable energy in a variety of contexts from community-driven systems to utility-scale power plants. He's an Instructor for Village Earth, teaching web-based courses on Appropriate Technology and Community Based Development at Colorado State University. He's been an active leader within Engineers Without Borders USA since 2005. Follow Frank on Twitter: @FrankBergh.
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For-Profit or Non-Profit… Is There a Third Way?
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The Roots and Implications of Appropriate Technology
The term “appropriate technology” is so over-used as to be almost…
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Humanitarian Technology 2014 – Trends & Tweets
The first annual Humanitarian Technology: Science, Systems, and Global Impact…
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An open faucet
High in the mountains of El Salvador in Central America there…
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Trends, temptations and tweets at IEEE’s Global Humanitarian…
Willow Brugh, Director of Geeks Without Bounds, and Galit Sorokin drew…
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Lessons from a Rusty Metal Bookshelf
It was the morning after we had finished installing a 10…