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​The Powerhouse-Concept at a Glance

VoltaViewAfrica.org is a non-profit organization that builds modular powerhouse systems – designed according to the German Bauhaus building block principle – in sub-Saharan Africa with local partners in order to provide all people with affordable access to clean drinking water and electricity. The technology was developed in Germany by Fraunhofer HHI in cooperation with Clausthal University of Technology. The systems are manufactured and distributed by the partner company VoltaMove GmbH.