With shortages of power and rising costs of fuels, Embu prison in Kenya has turned to human excrement to generate power.
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Nous sommes donc arrivés à Rabat mercredi dernier, et depuis nous avons beaucoup travaillé sur la partie « énergie » d’Africa Express, particulièrement sur le programme national d’efficacité énergétique dans les bâtiments, et tout dernièrement le chantier de la centrale solaire de Ouarzazate, qui sera en 2014 la plus puissante du monde avec la production de 500MW. Delete the scoop?
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