

Klimapass Solar Water was completed on March 12th,2023. The name of the village is called Lat Wei. It is in the same village as Marjin Solar Water. But it is in the northern part of the village. The village has two tube wells and on the side of Marjin people have water and on the other side half of the village people do not have enough water. This tube well has electricity, a diesel generator and now solar power. But now the availability of electricity is around 4 hours per day. This is a big village with 500 Families and there are 2400 people living in the village. Now they have 200 more people from the other side of the Ayeyarwaddy river. They cannot live in their home village. They come and live with their relatives. That makes them need more water. The total need of the whole village is 40000 gallons of water per day. Now they have more than 80% of their daily needs from the two tube wells. Each tube well pumps over 2500 gallons of water per hour and the tube-well is 800 feet deep. They distribute water by the pipeline and the village people pay one unit of water for 500 Kyats earlier. Now it is reduced to 400 Kyats per water meter unit. The new solar system can pump in 7 hours a day. Our system works 8:00 o’clock in the morning until 3 o’clock in the evening. Now is the beginning of the Myanmar summer. People in the dry zone need more water at this moment. And we save more CO2 through our Solar Water. Thanks for the Klimapass system in Stiftunglife! /Min Min