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Sungrow Empowers Dar Tifl Orphanage Foundation's Project

Sungrow, the global leading in PV inverters and energy storage system provider, reaffirms its commitment to sustainable development and responsible energy consumption by announcing its collaboration with local partners GSHK Solar and Nexans to support the Dar Tifl Orphanage in Marrakech, Morocco. Founded by His Majesty Mohamed V, the orphanage serves as a sanctuary and educational center for children

Sungrow Empowers Dar Tifl Orphanage Foundation's Project

Sungrow Empowers Dar Tifl Orphanage Foundation's Project

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Sungrow, the global leading in PV inverters and energy storage system provider, reaffirms its commitment to sustainable development and responsible energy consumption by announcing its collaboration with local partners GSHK Solar and Nexans to support the Dar Tifl Orphanage in Marrakech, Morocco. Founded by His Majesty Mohamed V, the orphanage serves as a sanctuary and educational center for children aged one to twelve.

In addition to its donation of three SG125CX-P2 string inverters and one COM100E to enhance sustainability and reduce operational costs, Sungrow will implement energy awareness programs and volunteer initiatives to promote renewable energy education and foster a culture of sustainability within African community. Sungrow’s dedication to sustainable initiatives extends beyond Morocco, raising awareness and fostering support for such endeavors throughout Africa.

This initiative underscores Sungrow’s vision of providing clean power for all. By supporting education and child welfare, Sungrow not only enhances the orphanage’s educational environment but also contributes to the holistic development and well-being of its residents.

“We are honored to collaborate with Dar Tifl Orphanage and our partners GSHK Solar and Nexans on this transformative project,” stated Moustafa Mohamed, Sungrow’s Regional Director for North Africa. “Through the integration of renewable energy and the provision of essential educational resources, we aim to make a meaningful and lasting impact in the lives of children, empowering them for a brighter future.”

Naseer Sayed, President of GSHK Solar, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the importance of providing clean energy and a carbon-free environment for the orphanage. “This marks our second collaboration with Dar Tifl Orphanage, and we are proud to support their mission of sustainability and community welfare,” Sayed remarked.

Through this partnership with Dar Tifl Orphanage, Sungrow demonstrate its commitment to making a significant impact to the lives of people globally, while simultaneously raising awareness and fostering support for sustainable initiatives.

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Greg Stewart

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