Solar2World Haiti project

Dr. Christophe Milien, medical director of Partners in Health, on the roof of the hospital in La Colline, Haiti
  • Dr. Christophe Milien, medical director of Partners in Health, on the roof of the hospital in La Colline, Haiti
  • Control room for the solar powered water pumping station at medical clinic in Boucan Carre, Haiti
  • Patient at the Partners in Health medical clinic in Boucan Carre, Haiti
  • Water pumping station powered by solar panels at a girls school in Port au Prince, Haiti
  • Water pumping station using SolarWorld solar panels in Port au Prince, Haiti
  • SolarWorld solar system on the roof of the home for the handicapped in Port au Prince, Haiti
  • Solar Electric Light Fund members working in control room of clinic in La Colline, Haiti
  • Solar Electric Light Fund (SELF) members next to solar panels on roof of clinic in La Colline, Haiti
  • Water pumping station using SolarWorld solar panels in Port au Prince, Haiti
  • Roof mount solar system at the Partners in Health medical clinic in Lacsahobas, Haiti
  • SolarWorld solar panels on the roof of the Partners in Health clinic in La Colline, Haiti
  • Patient outside the Partners in Health clinic in Lascahobas, Haiti
  • Roof mount solar system at the Partners in Health medical clinic in Lacsahobas, Haiti
  • Battery back up system for the solar system at the Partners in Health clinic in La Colline, Haiti
  • Water pumping station powered by solar panels at the Canaan Bon Dlo girls school in Port au Prince, Haiti
  • Senior technician installing SolarWorld solar panels on roof of medical clinic
  • Dr. Paul Farmer with the SolarWorld solar system on the roof of the Partners in Health clinic in La Colline, Haiti
  • Entrance to the Partners in Health hospital in La Colline, Haiti
  • Water pumping station powered by solar panels at a girls school in Port au Prince, Haiti

Solarizing hospitals in remote at-risk villages

In 2009, SolarWorld partnered with the Solar Electric Light Fund (SELF) by donating solar panels to power a Partners in Health hospital in Boucan-Carré.

Following the devastating earthquake of January 2010, SolarWorld committed enough panels to solarize four more hospitals in remote, at-risk villages.

SolarWorld also partnered with Water Missions International and donated enough panels to power 10 water-pumping stations, delivering clean water to more than 175,000 earthquake victims.