Inlux Solar Meluncurkan “Program Beacon of Hope” dengan Donasi Lampu Jalan Tenaga Surya ke Sekolah Menengah Burkina Faso

Inlux Solar, a leading provider of solar lighting solutions, has marked the first milestone of its Inlux Solar Beacons of Hope Program by donating 20 units of the AIO6 GALAXY All-In-One solar street lights to a high school in Burkina Faso. This initiative delivers reliable, off-grid lighting to the campus, addressing local energy access challenges and enhancing the learning environment for students.​

The donated AIO6 GALAXY All-In-One Solar street light is tailored for regions with unstable power infrastructure: it integrates solar panels, batteries and LED lighting in one compact unit, requiring no complex wiring and operating entirely on renewable energy. For the high school—where after-hours activities were previously limited by poor lighting—the 20 fixtures will enable safer campus navigation and extended study hours, covering key areas such as classrooms, walkways and outdoor study spaces.​

“The Beacons of Hope Program is our commitment to empowering communities through sustainable technology,” said a spokesperson for Inlux Solar. “This donation of 20 AIO6 GALAXY solar street lights to the Burkina Faso high school is just the start: we aim to expand the program to support more educational institutions in energy-scarce regions, turning solar light into a catalyst for opportunity.”​

Local school representatives expressed gratitude for the donation, noting that the 20 solar lights will directly benefit over 200 students by improving campus safety and learning conditions.

 

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