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Solar energy implementation in Las Tunas
Overview
In Las Tunas, authorities and private enterprises are implementing various solar energy initiatives to address infrastructure security and energy constraints.
To combat the theft of solar panels and components from water pumping systems and state institutions, officials in Jobabo have deployed an invisible chemical marking gel. The substance is detectable under ultraviolet light and is intended to adhere to the skin of individuals handling the equipment, aiding investigators in identifying suspects.
Concurrently, the city has launched a public solar charging station at the Taxis Cuba headquarters. Developed with the private microenterprise TECSoluciones S. U. R. L., the facility utilizes bifacial solar panels and a storage bank to provide power for mobile phones, electric bikes, and other small devices. The project includes a cybercafé and offers complimentary charging for small electronics during peak generation periods.
Entities
Las Tunas · Birama · Taxis Cuba · TECSoluciones S. U. R. L. · Radio Cabaniguán
Timeline
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[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sourcesLas Tunas unveils solar charging station for vehicles and devices
Las Tunas has inaugurated a solar charging station at Taxis Cuba headquarters, offering charging for electric vehicles and mobile devices to help mitigate the local energy crisis.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesLas Tunas authorities deploy invisible gel to prevent solar panel theft
Authorities in Las Tunas, Cuba, are using an invisible UV-detectable gel to mark solar panels and combat the theft of components from water pumping systems.
Sources
cubaheadlines.com · directoriocubano.info · promobil.de