Green Empowerment - Training and Maintenance of Solar Clinics in Burma

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Green Empowerment
140 SW Yahmill Street
Portland, Oregon 97204
United States
503-284-5774
http://www.greenempowerment.org

Mission

Green Empowerment promotes community-based renewable energy, delivery of potable water, and related watershed restoration internationally to generate social and environmental progress.

Programs

Green Empowerment brings electricity and water to communities in the less developed world through renewable energy systems (micro hydro, biomass, and solar power) to stimulate positive social and economic advances. We emphasize local leadership, community participation, and long-term economic and environmental sustainability. Our projects produce electricity for residential and community use to promote local economic development and micro-enterprises and deliver potable water.

Green Empowerment's Funded Projects on GlobalGiving

Solar Power for Free Burma Rangers Training Center
Solar Power for Free Burma Rangers Training Center 		Help Persecuted Burmese Refugees
Help Persecuted Burmese Refugees 		Bring Solar Energy to 7 Burmese Medical Clinics
Bring Solar Energy to 7 Burmese Medical Clinics 		Bring Wind Energy to 33 Peruvian Homes
Bring Wind Energy to 33 Peruvian Homes
Clean water for 270 Filipino Villagers
Clean water for 270 Filipino Villagers 		Bring Renewable Energy to 20 Peruvian Communities
Bring Renewable Energy to 20 Peruvian Communities

Personnel Overview

Michel Maupoux - Program Manager
With Green Empowerment, Michel has provided design and installation of solar water pumping systems and of community solar electrification. He has taught workshops on solar photovoltaic systems and water pumping systems for remote communities, and is fluent in three languages.

Salinee Tavaranan - Project Coordinator, Border Green Energy Team
Salinee is a Thai national, educated in the US. She is skilled at negotiating with Thai authorities and interacting with English-speaking donors. She will write reports, help look for funding, and be able to organize the entire effort. She also will provide technical support knowledge to all members of the team.

Chris Greacen - Director of Palang Thai
Chris has been a technical advisor for BGET’s renewable energy projects for 3 yearsIn addition to these community projects, Chris has been instrumental in changing national Thai policy to be favorable to renewable energy development.

Personnel Statistics

Gordy Molitor, Executive Director
Founded in 1997
Employees: 5
Volunteers: 5