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Mexico Solar Panels for Climate Protection (22.02.2010)-
This short report prepared by DW TV shows how Mexico is trying to reduce CO2 emissions, by launching incentive programmes for the purchase of solar water heater systems in the country, while struggling against the low environmental awareness of the population The TV show interviewed a young couple, living 2 hours away from Mexico City. The couple highlights the advantages of solar water heating systems compared to conventional systems. The solar panels are much easier and faster to use and also allow a considerable reduction on the monthly bills.
Bank of Maharashtra’s Financing of 17,472 Systems-
The Honourable President of India, Pratibha Devi Singh Patil (second from left) handing the awards to the winners: The Bank of Maharashtra received the Best Bank Award for the five-year Solar Water Heating Systems Loan Programme (2002-2007). Photo: Bank of Maharashtra

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