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- 2. History Dec Constructed the 9.9kw hybrid solar generating system for the food processing factory Aug Conducted a pilot project in Takeo with KOICA Jun Invented Nesfarm, Solar Home System for residences without electricity Oct Selected for 1st generation KOICA CTS program Dec Conducted a CSR project utilizing solar power in Cambodia for LG Electronics and LG Welfare Foundation Jul Solar power energy project for the UNDP in Cambodia, Myanmar, and Mongolia Sep 2011~May 2013 Conducted an adaptive technology transfer project for ASEIC-GGGI in Cambodia (solar cooker, solar power electrical generation equipment, Scheffler cooker etc.) May-Jun 2011 Signed an MOU with Simply Solar and made 10SQ reflector. May 2011 In Tanzania, conducted a pilot project to make a wind turbine Feb 2011 Developed Solar tracking street light and AFPM method wind generator of 3Kw Nov 2010 Invited to present in the "Green Energy Section" of the Asia Social Enterprise contest May 2008 Energy Farm founded
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