Kenya's Leap to Electric Future: From E-Motorbikes to Solar Power
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2024
- NexTech visits Nairobi, Kenya, and explores how this East African nation is embracing a cleaner, more electric future. See how Kenya is reducing its carbon footprint while boosting economic growth. Whether it's cutting fuel costs, providing reliable transport, or bringing electricity to off-grid homes, Kenya's e-mobility revolution is paving the way for a sustainable future.
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so refreshing to see lower cost green energy/equipment at work rather than it being a source of friction between China and the West. Learn a lot!
Just the west . China is doing its work quietly and fast . West is unable to compete and they are whining .
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That was fun to watch; great interviewing skills
Electric bikes, Electric buses and Solar panels Kenya is going forward with Green technology.
When you have a mud hat, solar panel may be sensible solution for the remote villages.
You've clearly never left your continent. I'm sure most Africans own more than you. They have actual land.@@wojciechjanecki9221 and you're renting an apartment.
Awesome! Well done. I was hoping they'd talk about Kenyas geothermal plants and electric boats. But this was still great.
It's easier to go solar in Kenya than USA.
Yes,true, America has the petroleum lobby
Wow its so amazing bike. If you comapre for durability then it can give some western models a good competition.
Good luck Kenya 🇰🇪
Nothing Beats Solar and Electric Transport.👍❤️
Go go Millennials and Gen z, We are the future and desire for change in this country
Without the embezzlement of funds and poor management of resources Kenyans have very innovative ideas that could also have been worth millions of dollars
Well done Kenya 🇰🇪 👏👏👍👍
Go Kenya!
A two-stroke motor pollutes more and an idling car.
Why not put Solar on the roof of the bus, at least to help the batteries
May be solar roof can just top up low voltage battery
@@electricvehiclesug256
Each one has a solar panel =
Peak power voltage (Vmp/V)= 46V
Power Range: 620W-630W
Max. Efficiency: 22.54%
Dimensions of Module L*W*H: 2465*1134*30mm
Example
When you connect 3 panels in a row, you get = 3 * 46V= 138V DC
@@electricvehiclesug256
Each one has a solar panel = 46V
Power Range: 620W-630W
Dimensions of Module L*W*H: 2465*1134*30mm
Example
When you connect 3 panels in a row, you get = 3 * 46V= 138V DC
@@electricvehiclesug256 Each one has a solar panel = 46V
Was all sold until I heard the price lol. $2200? I bought my Apsonic Ap200 gy7 which is a bigger, much more powerful gas/petrol powered bike for half of that price in current exchange value. Bikes of this design all much cheaper than mine.
The value proposition is anything else but the upfront cost.
ebikes should be cheaper or in the same price range as petrol bikes. The tax may pump up the price.
Yes but how much save with electric bike in a year ? 100 dolars ,200
Many countries are planning on imposing carbon taxes on gas vehicles. So, you will have saved a penny to lose a dollar. The push for electrification isn't optional, it will be the new normal.
In China you can buy a emoto less than 500 dollars
That's a great progress, But it's a problem when in Kenya the electric it's not very stable.
Kenya is right there by the equator. The solar potential is limitless there
@@teejayman215 Not so true, In Nairobi there is a lot of clouded days. And it could be only part of the solution, in the winters and in nights you must have other sources. But before scaling so much, they need to fix the infrastructure
Absolutely splendid, when is all this coming to South Africa?
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Way to go Kenia!!
Roam is revolutionary... Nice
Interesting
Here in Togo, we have 2 Indian companies who bring e-bikes. They use a system of battery swap. The charging stations use the grid to charge. I'f the petrol lobby would be less climate hypocrite, then their roof over the station could be covert with solar and produce some M/watt for the nation, and reduce the load on the already failing grid.
form out the window. functional all the way.
Chinese battery technology is aggressive in Africa.
Kenya believe it!
these guys are making us get eco-levied
What about being a machine in Uganda
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Good job kenya
are the private planes you fly Going green?
Yes
Kenya needs just as many charging stations
Chinese want to snatch Indian motorcycle share in Africa with their cheap, impractical ev 2 wheelers.
No one need indian technology 😅
@@ismailabdullahi697 living under a rock ?
why are you mad about it, shows how your thinking is so evil
Go for green energy, the earth has heated up
American auto companies can learn a thing or two from these people
Are you trying to distract us from the finance bill??
Gen Z has a short attention span
Thanks Chinese for making green energy affordable for everyone on earth, yet the western nations calling this "overcapacity".
This would have been great if all those companies where owned by kenyans
it's gonna be very hard to replace the matatu culture in Nairobi. maybe they should spruce up those electric buses a bit 😅😅
The LCD screen for the motorbikes read "Km/h" (kelvin-metres per hour) instead of "km/h". Lol that's unfortunate. Also, _kilometres_ is pronounced as if it rhymes with "nanometres", not with "thermometers" (because it's a unit of measurement, not a measuring device).
What is you're ethnic heritage and what are you doing in kenya?
The Kenyan government rather design Buses that aren't affected much by potholes instead of building roads that accommodate everybody 😂😂😂
Just don't mention the name of that country, the one that dominates in renewable energy manufacturing.😆
A sure recipe for economic collapse.
Not everyone has sinophobia and a media that promotes that idea
Internet.
And so is it going back with cost of living, quite a tragedy
That argument doesn't fly. For starters, the TCO of electric is already lower than gasoline/diesel counterparts.
Moreover, EVs are increasingly becoming less expensive so the upfront fixed costs are falling as well in addition to the lower variable cost. When this happens then petro-powered vehicles are doomed. The western world (with its significant petro-political influence) has been shaken to its foundations with the prospect of inexpensive Chinese EVs.
Inflation? Fossil fuels contribute to global inflation in the past and now especially with Putin's invasion of Ukraine that was the trigger for a spike in global inflation.
The only tragedy is that of the legacy of the constant armed conflicts around the world for decades over the scarce unevenly distributed resource that is fossil fuels. The current armed conflict in Ukraine has a huge fossil fuel conflict component to it. Putin seeks the proven natural gas reserves in the Donbas and to secure pipeline transport through Ukraine.
I view the finish , imperial USA dominated This people 😂
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maybe they could priortise birth control in Africa
Cl m ate change is h 0 a c
cleaner ? they still have to burn fuel to make electricity
93% of Kenya's energy comes from renewable resources.
Kenyas grid is 93% greed, geothermal, hydro wind and solar
Vwe use hydro and geothermal electricity.
@@JoshuaLemlem that incredible but also highly doubtful, because geothermal and hydro would never generate enough to run a country and its vehicles. Have a nice day .
@@gerryboy3699 check out grand Inga dam in Dr Congo(42000MW) and renaissance dam in Ethiopia. The oil companies are sponsoring miss information. We have been doing it since the 60's
Green is a Myth
How so? 93% of Kenya's electric comes from geothermal and wind.
The only thing that is a myth here is your research skills and low-effort posts
😂😂Kenyans are bragging as if they designed when they are assembling😂😂😂😂😂
❤ which is better than u already❤😂
Kenyans are; naturally, early adopters. Anything new is welcomed with full arms. That's what we brag about 😊
What a BS, hahaha.
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