Solar lighting

Light beyond the grid.

A look at Little Sun’s work to expand access to solar energy.

Person holding a Little Sun solar light

Little Sun’s work

Little Sun works with communities to expand access to affordable clean energy.

Its solar energy projects support activities such as studying after dark and processing agricultural products.

The problem

Life after sunset

Without reliable light, studying and working after dark become harder.

Kerosene lamps give off smoke and require families to keep buying fuel.

A home lit with a kerosene lamp
Little Sun solar lighting in use

The solution

Light from the sun

Solar-powered lighting can provide light in places without access to the electricity grid.

Solar lighting gives families more time together after dark, including time for work and study.

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