Solar Energy use in Production Facilities in the Amazon This past March, Light Up the World (LUTW) teamed up with Terra Nuova to carry out a
LUTW’s approach to community development Community development empowers residence to come together and work towards effective change derived from long-term solutions. It’s building capacity and
Light for education The Dos de Mayo native community was our last project installation as part of the educational institutions in the Rio Santiago. Dos
Let’s bring energy to more communities in the Amazon and transform the lives of one of the most neglected communities in the world.
Interview with Ramiro Yagkur Campos Family Father Association President (APAFA), Agricultural Community College Community of Cucuasa My name is Ramiro Yagkur, a native of the
Life in the Cucuasa community On July 25 2021, our LUTW technical team arrived at the port of the native community of Cucuasa. This community
How difficult is it to live without sustainable electricity in the community of Soledad in the Peruvian Amazon? On July 20, 2021, the LUTW team
Peruvian Amazon: One of the largest sources of natural resources The Peruvian Amazon is the region with the largest geographical extension in the country, representing
Thank you for one year as ED, exciting projects ahead by Dr. Murray Lytle As I pass the first anniversary of my tenure with Light
The Sustainable Development Goals SDGs are pact of achievable goals signed by all countries members of the United Nations in 2015, they are intended to
The AirBnb boom in Ethiopia In 2018, I had the opportunity to visit The impressive monolithic carved temples located at the mountain top town of
Lighting It Up in Peru I’m finally back! And in more ways than one – I’m back to this blog after a year long hiatus
Sustainable light is an engine for Economic Development The global market for kerosene used as a source of light is estimated to be $37 billion
LUTW: Pioneering in affordable LED lighting and social energy projects In 1997, Dr. Dave Irvine-Halliday, a Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Calgary, had
Life is a Journey by Bill Meeker Originally posted on greenmoxie.com https://www.greenmoxie.com/life-is-a-journey/ OK, resist the temptation for an eyeroll! To be fair, this is a
Working together to make sure humanity has a better future We just finished our last project of 2019 with one of our main corporate partners,
Rundle College Experience with LUTW in Peru The following video was created by Rundle College student Amanda Lang. Last year when Amanda was in grade
How to accomplish the #SDG7 by Andres Clavier In 2015, The UN reached a major milestone by releasing the 17 Sustainable Development Goals SDGs for 2030 which
Bringing Light To Hanchipacha A solar system changes lives in an off-grid community in Peru In May 2019, 12 technical volunteers from the University of
The impact of our work is real and has a face and a name Sol is 7 years old. Her name means “Sun”. And it
A Rundle College High School students experience Lighting up a Preschool! This past spring break, a group of 19 students and four teachers had the
Energy 4 everyone in Peru The wheels touch down on a lonely airstrip north of Huaraz in Ancash Region, Peru. It’s 6am, the air is
An Inside Look at LUTW’s Social Enterprise Nestled in a valley, deep in the Peruvian Andes lies the city of Huaraz, capital of the department
Why should I be helping people who live far away? “As long as I am alive I want to help. Even if the only thing
SAIT students install PV systems in remote Peru SAIT Electrical Engineering Students getting ready to embark on a volunteer based project in Peru with a
Empowering communities in Peru with the sun Mery and Gamaniel live in a rural community high up in the Peruvian Andes. Although the grid has
SEDV Students experience with Light Up the World Eager to get involved in the Calgary community and build on education gained in the classroom, the
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