
Dreams of a ‘fire canoe’ come true in the Amazon
A solar canoe project in the Ecuadorean Amazon is providing clean transportation and increasing access to renewable energy.
We work to increase the use of renewable energy in developing countries, where nearly 1 billion people lack access to electricity.
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We support practical solutions that increase the use of renewable energy at the community level in developing countries.
The Mott Foundation is working with partners abroad to help communities in developing countries respond to the effects of global climate change. Our objective: provide access to renewable energy in developing countries in the Amazon and sub-Saharan Africa.
Mott’s international work is focused on increasing the deployment of renewable energy systems in rural areas of developing countries, where nearly 1 billion people lack access to electricity.
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Rooftop solar and other distributed renewable energy can help developing countries turn the challenges of addressing climate change and ending energy poverty into opportunities to improve communities and the environment.”Traci Romine, Environment program officer
A solar canoe project in the Ecuadorean Amazon is providing clean transportation and increasing access to renewable energy.