US EditionPhotovoltaic Systems Support Vital Services in Granma Polyclinics - Radio Rebelde
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Granma's 28 polyclinics currently have photovoltaic systems that ensure the functioning of the guard bodies in response to interruptions of the National Electroenergy System (SEN). This was reported by the engineer Ángel Suárez Vázquez, director of the Health Insurance Unit in the territory, in statements to the press. Of these centers, 26 have systems of 2 kilowatt (kW) of power. The remaining two – the polyclinic Bart…
The young Cuban doctor María Caridad Lrón de Guevara Valerino applauds the recent installation of a two-kilowatt photovoltaic solar kit (kW) of power, in the installation in which she works. Specialist in Comprehensive General Medicine and Pediatrics, Guevara Valerino's Thief is part of the staff of the teaching polyclinic Jimmy Hirzel, well known as Type Three, in this capital city of Granma, province in the southern eastern part of Cuba.
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