Simpa Networks offers a simple solution to the expenses of solar installation: pay in installments, just like people do with cell phones. The great paradox of poverty is that costs more to get the ...

In a country that loves its TV soaps as much as its films, and which is setting new global benchmarks for cheap and accessible solar energy almost every week, the arrival of this new product might ...

Solar technology is becoming more economical and accessible to the poor in rural communities outside Bangalore than it is to middle-class people here in the United States. Sound odd? Well, that’s what ...

Customers usually opt for a pay-as-you-go contract that allows them to purchase the Simpa Networks solar system in monthly payments over two to three years. Simpa Networks Dressed in a teal green ...

NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An Indian social business has launched the country's first solar satellite television service, bringing clean energy powered entertainment to households and ...

There is no doubt that clean technology still interests investors in India. But it is equally true that we are a while away from witnessing that interest translate into being a major game changer on ...

“We are always looking for ways to work with Clients whose values are culturally similar to ours,” said Chris Massot, Vice President of Sales & Marketing of Synapse. “Working with Simpa is a wonderful ...

In today’s funding announcements, Silicon Valley heavyweights back enterprise storage and crowdsourced video subtitles: Simpa Networks gets $1.1M to sell affordable solar power: The San ...

The great paradox of poverty is that costs more to get the simple basics of life. Energy is no different, and maybe worse. Solutions to deliver energy to the developing world have centered on ...