Higher Education Institutions Receive N $ 500,000 NamPower Equipment

NamPower, the electricity business Namibian, donated 105 solar and wireless water heaters (SWH)) monitoring equipment valued at N $ 500,000 for higher education institutions in the capital yesterday.

NamPower contributes to various educational activities, including the education of young Namibians and society has given for years consecutive equipment of information communication technology to schools and institutions throughout Namibia in the part of its annual contribution to the education sector. Kahenge Haulofu said on the occasion.

"NamPower is a caring company, as evidenced by our corporate donations to meritorious causes for many years.We are aware of a multitude of needs in our society, especially in the field of business. Education.I am sure you will agree with me that societal needs are many and that it is difficult to find resources to meet these needs.We receive daily many requests "

He adds that the NamPower Power System Development Business Unit acquired wireless energy monitoring equipment via the demand management project during the measurement and verification phase of the 1mLED campaign.

The SWH monitoring equipment consists of evaluating the performance of the heater at specific locations and this by measuring the inlet and outlet temperature as well as water flow and geyser temperature over time. "NamPower hopes that the equipment that the various institutions are receiving today will help raise young people's interest in energy while promoting the development of communication research and critical thinking." "said Mr. Haulofu.

He added that NamPower will continue to support the education sector in order to help in the development of future engineers and leaders who, in turn, can propose viable energy solutions. and innovative for the country.

The beneficiaries of the given equipment are: University of Namibia; Windhoek Vocational Training Center; Nakayale Vocational Training Center; Eenhana Vocational Training Center; Zambezi Vocational Training Center; Okakarara Vocational Training Center; Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology and University of Science and Technology of Namibia.