Mobile solar charger firm announces first deal

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G24i announces order to supply solar powered mobile phone chargers to Kenya

UK solar cell manufacturer G24 Innovations (G24i) has today announced the first order for its lightweight solar cells designed for recharging mobile phones. The chargers, which use flexible and lightweight...

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