Solar micro-grids, small solar home systems and solar lighting are transforming energy development in rural and other hard to serve communities around the world and creating new opportunities for women as producers and consumers. Join a panel of experts for a discussion about the rewards and challenges of working in solar development internationally, and what the future looks like for energy access. November 16, 11am-noon PST.
Women in International Solar Development
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