The CDG provides the most technologically sophisticated solar (photovoltaic and thermal), wind and micro-hydro solutions to individuals, communities, companies and governments around the world. In addition, the organization of the CDG enables the best costing for the entire project from start to finish, as well as the best costing for solar, wind, micro-hydro and sustainable products for both home and industrial use. A predominant reason for our development was to make superior technology available to everyone. Due to the fact that we do it all, and now make it available to the public, this premier goal has been achieved.
Originally working in rural areas and urban centres in developing communities around the world, providing solar, wind and micro-hydro energy, as well as Community Computer and Information Facilities, the work of the CDG centres on achieving environmental and economic sustainability through the advancement of infrastructure development to provide clean energy, products and needed access to information. Residential projects are also available in all size requirements, which could entail a home system to power lighting, televisions, sound systems, computers, washing machines, refrigerators, home office equipment etc., or large-scale projects that need to power the energy requirements of entire businesses or nations.
The developer and now director and CEO of the CDG is Scott Phipps, who has spent most of his life studying and working around much of the planet. During his career he has focused upon two fundamental international development issues: fostering sustainable infrastructures with renewable energy sources and effectively bridging the global digital divide. With a career spent predominantly in the public, international and academic sectors he spent the latter part of his work within the private sector, working to better integrate the skill sets of all sectors (public, private, NGO, IO and academic), as well as humanize the private sector and further corporate responsibility.
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The CDG provides the most technologically sophisticated solar (photovoltaic and thermal), wind and micro-hydro solutions to individuals, communities, companies and governments around the world. In addition, the organization of the CDG enables the best costing for the entire project from start to finish, as well as the best costing for solar, wind, micro-hydro and sustainable products for both home and industrial use. A predominant reason for our development was to make superior technology available to everyone. Due to the fact that we do it all, and now make it available to the public, this premier goal has been achieved.
Originally working in rural areas and urban centres in developing communities around the world, providing solar, wind and micro-hydro energy, as well as Community Computer and Information Facilities, the work of the CDG centres on achieving environmental and economic sustainability through the advancement of infrastructure development to provide clean energy, products and needed access to information. Residential projects are also available in all size requirements, which could entail a home system to power lighting, televisions, sound systems, computers, washing machines, refrigerators, home office equipment etc., or large-scale projects that need to power the energy requirements of entire businesses or nations.
The developer and now director and CEO of the CDG is Scott Phipps, who has spent most of his life studying and working around much of the planet. During his career he has focused upon two fundamental international development issues: fostering sustainable infrastructures with renewable energy sources and effectively bridging the global digital divide. With a career spent predominantly in the public, international and academic sectors he spent the latter part of his work within the private sector, working to better integrate the skill sets of all sectors (public, private, NGO, IO and academic), as well as humanize the private sector and further corporate responsibility.
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