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VLE - Social Enterprise Child of LUTW

Dr. Dave Irvine-Halliday andSridhar Ponugupati

Visionary Lighting & Energy India (VLE)

17th Nov 2012 , KCP Sugars, Andhra Pradesh, India


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Awards

Finalist IET Innovation Awards, London, UK (24Nov2010)

Engineering Institute of Canada, K.Y. Lo Medal (1Mar2008)

Honorary Doctorate, Aberdeen University, Scotland (4July 2006)

Centennial Medal Award, Alberta Government (23Dec2005)

TIME Canada Heroes (20June2005)

Meritorious Service Medal (MSM), Canadian Government (30May2005)

YMCA Calgary Peace Medal Award (26Nov2004)

Alberta Science & Technology Award(15Oct2004)

Readers Digest Canadian Hero of the Year Award (14June2004)

Alberta Emerald Award (9June2004)

Saatchi and Saatchi Award Laureate 2003

Tech Museum Award Laureate 2002

Rolex Award Laureate 2002

University of Calgary Presidents Internationalization Achievement Award 2002

IEEE Third Millennium Medal for Outstanding Contributions 2000

APEGGA Summit Award for Contributions to Society 2000


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Worlds First Chess

Game Lit by LEDStrip Light - LUTW

Annapurna Base CampNepal 1999


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Fuel Based Lighting

Lapsi Danda

Nepal June 2001

Bulb & Can typeKerosene Wick Lamps

Knuckles Range

Sri Lanka June 2002


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Family in Thulo Pokhara, Nepal the firstvillage in the world to be lit permanently by SSL

A foreigner has come and made Thulo

Pokhara heaven! Nepal July 2000

Solid State Lighting for the

Developing World:

The First Generation

Kathmandu, Nepal May 2000


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We used to be in darkness, now

we are in light!

Nepal August 2000

Woman and children reading by SSL Jumla, Nepal August 2000

This is the first time in the

lives of my children that they

have been able to read at night!

Sri Lanka 2001


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Pico Power Nepal: A Success Story

July 2001


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LUTW provides the first solid state hospital operating

theatre lighting in the developing world.

Bagdogra, India July 2001


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Street Lighting by PPN

and LUTW in (Butanese)

Refugee Camp

Damak, Nepal Dec. 2006


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Economic Cost of Fossil Fuel Based Sources of

Lighting at the Global Level

One in three people world wide (around 2 billion) obtain light with

kerosene and other fuels, paying $38 billion/year

This amounts to 20% of global lighting costs, however, they receive less

than 0.1% of the resulting lighting energy services (Mills, 2005)

The poor are spending $5-20/kWh for their energy services which canrepresent up to 30% of household income, in comparison to $0.15/kWh

in developed countries


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Canada

Mexico

Guatemala

HondurasNicaragua

Costa Rica

Ecuador

Peru

Bolivia

Brazil

Argentina

Haiti

Dominican

Republic

Mali

Ghana

Cameroon

Congo

Angola

Namibia

South AfricaZambia

Tanzania

Niger

Chad

Yemen

Afghanistan

Pakistan

India

Nepal

Sri Lanka

Kenya

Uganda

Rwanda

Bhutan

Mongolia

Burma

China

Cambodia

Philippines

Malaysia

Indonesia

Papua New Guinea

Chile

Tibet

Light Up The World Foundation

www.lutw.org

Where is all this happening?


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Namaste

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