Using a pyronometer to measure the intensity of sunlight. This information is vital when assessing the performance of the solar panels. Maubhi farm cooperative, Myanmar.

My translator, Mamy Ives, demonstrates the importance of getting the tilt angle right. In Ambalavoa, Madagascar.

Doing a load test on a battery in Toungoo, Myanmar. It's rather a crude instrument, but it can tell you if the battery is damaged beyond hope!

Making a mold for a mud brick stove in Isle de la Tortue, Haiti.

The stove is now finished and my translator, Johnny, is explaining its operation. Isle de la Tortue, Haiti.

The task during this training was to improve upon the half barrel stoves that the monastery was already using. The three innovations that we used were: a chimney, insulation and a downfeed fuel magazine. Considerable improvement in fuel use and emissions was achieved. Naung Taung monastery, Myanmar.

Guest stove expert, Leslie Jackson, gives an impromptu lesson on Rocket Mass Heaters.

Measuring tilt angle of solar panels in Lashio, Myanmar

Graduating class from our PV training in Toungoo, Myanmar.