A Micro-Hydro Power story by Auntie Aida Labbagan of brgy Mataragan, Malibcong, Abra. #CBRES #RenewableEnergy #MicroHydroPower #AppropriateTechnology
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MHP Upgrade
The upgrade of the Micro-Hydro Power system at Brgy Katablangan, Conner, Apayao with 62 household-beneficiaries was completed. It is now 24/7 fully operational. Katablangan Indigenous Farmers Association (KIFA) inaugurated their newly upgraded 7.5kW Micro-Hydro Power system. #CBRES #RenewableEnergy #MicroHydroPower #AppropriateTechnology
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“KWENTUHANG HYDRO” – Micro-Hydro Power Stories
A Micro-Hydro Power story by Asnar Gudayen of Brgy. Dulao, Malibcong town, Abra province, northern Philippines. #CBRES #RenewableEnergy #MicroHydroPower #AppropriateTechnology
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“KWENTUHANG HYDRO” – Micro-Hydro Power Stories
A Micro-Hydro Power story by youth-student Monneth Gudayen of Brgy. Dulao, Malibcong town, Abra province, northern Philippines. #CBRES #RenewableEnergy #MicroHydroPower #AppropriateTechnology
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“KWENTUHANG HYDRO” – Micro-Hydro Power Stories
A Micro-Hydro Power story by Kagawad Narcissa Bunagan of Brgy. Katablangan, Conner town, Apayao province, northern Philippines. #CBRES #RenewableEnergy #MicroHydroPower #AppropriateTechnology
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Blessing of the MHP
“Basbas” or blessing of the Micro-Hydro Project system to serve the community for a long time. #CBRES #RenewableEnergy #MicroHydroPower #AppropriateTechnology
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On liberalization of agriculture
On liberalization of agriculture
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SIBAT Mangarita Organic Farm
SIBAT Inc. Mangarita Organic Farm (MOF) has several farm components built as demonstration for the farmers to carry out and promote sustainable agriculture in rural communities. #SustainableAgriculture #OrganicFarming
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SIBAT – Micro-hydro Power System in Malibcong, Abra
SIBAT engineering team with the local community completing the construction of the new micro-hydro power system in Brgy. Mataragan, Malibcong town, Abra province in northern Philippines.
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Electricity that does not destroy the environment
“Here in Conner, we have the unique phenomenon of lowlanders making the eight-hour trek up to our village to have their mobile phones, flashlights, radio sets, batteries and other gadgets recharged after strong typhoons have damaged their [on grid] power supply lines. Why is that? Because what we have here is a more reliable power supply that is cheaper and cleaner,” village chief Benito Lugayan said.
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