Solar energy plus energy storage saves lives and saves snake bites in remote areas of Myanmar
The decentralized independent power supply system of solar energy and energy storage has brought lighting and mobile phone charging to poor rural people in remote areas without power grids in many developing countries. However, in Myanmar, decentralized energy sources not only bring light, but also Directly saving lives, 300 people die each year from poisonous snake bites in Myanmar. Decentralized energy provides emergency means of disposal that were not available in the past.
Myanmar is one of the most dangerous areas of snake locusts in South Asia. One of the four major snakes in the name of Hawthorn is very complex, including a sudden drop in blood pressure, a slow heartbeat, and bleeding in the gums within 20 minutes. Not only wait for the situation, the venom is a potent coagulant, causing blood embolism, skin blistering and muscle necrosis near the wound, and 3 cases of bitten wounds will be treated with kidney failure, and if they are not effectively treated after being bitten, usually 6 It died within ~8 hours, but even if there was no death on the day, the venom continued to destroy the heart and respiratory system, and the wound infection caused sepsis. After 14 days, it was as dead, so the mortality rate was as high as 92%.
There are also famous snakes such as cobras and golden snakes in Myanmar. Every year, 15,000 people are bitten by snakes. What's worse, the death rate of snake bites is double that of the world. This is because the advanced countries have perfect emergency medical system. Anti-venom serum can neutralize snake venom in time, but in backward countries such as Myanmar, not only serum is insufficient, but the equipment needed to store serum is also insufficient. The serum needs to be stored in an environment below 25 degrees Celsius. Myanmar lacks electricity and does not There may be a refrigerator that stores serum, and it takes up to 9 hours to drive the serum from the nearest city. Sometimes the patient is already dead. This is the reason why the death rate of snake bites in Myanmar is high. The basic reason for not being able to.
Mae Fah Luang FoundaTIon has been concerned about the snake bite problem in Myanmar since 2011. The solution is to use solar energy to supply power to the refrigerator. In 2016, the Tianwangmu Foundation cooperated with Panasonic to adopt Panasonic. Power station (Panasonic Power Supply StaTIon), power station with 2.82 kW solar panel, and 24 12-volt lead-acid batteries, providing 17.2 kWh of energy storage, installed by Matsui Trading Co., Ltd., in addition to providing refrigerator power for storing anti-venom It also supplies power to the community activity center, which has TVs and electric fans, and supplies power to the street lighting, so that the villagers no longer need to fear the night snake bites.
According to Panasonic, 68% of Myanmar has no electricity supply, and if it is only 84% in rural areas, Panasonic plans to continue to provide power supply stations and other products to solve problems in areas without electricity. However, there is no plan for further expansion.
Similar plans to help locals with decentralized energy technologies currently have many similar cases around the world. For example, the Madagascar government signed a memorandum of cooperation with Fluidic Energy, an energy storage company in Arizona, at the end of March 2016 to provide renewable energy. Microgrid solutions help 100 rural areas with no electricity. In November 2016, Wells Renewables Dulas also announced the shipment of 345 solar refrigerators to support vaccine demand in Yemen, Sierra Leone and Nigeria. In the future, various renewable energy microgrid technologies will continue to help many poor areas in the country.
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