BLUETTI, a player in the green energy space has donated 200 solar systems to Maasai Mara University, including battery packs, solar panels, and lights, to enhance clean energy and education.
During the handing-over ceremony, BLUETTI Kenya Sales Manager, Allen Yan stated that the donation is part of the LAAF program, which aims to improve educational environments and promote equitable learning across Africa.
“BLUETTI’s donation reflects its ongoing dedication to providing clean energy solutions and enhancing educational environments. As part of the LAAF program, BLUETTI aims to create fair learning opportunities and support sustainable development across Africa,” he said.
The University’s deputy vice chancellor Bulitia Godrick Mathews, expressed gratitude, noting that the solar lighting products will make education more accessible and effective by preventing interruptions due to electricity blackouts.
"Education is a vital weapon for change, and with this donation, we hope to illuminate not just the classrooms but the future of these children," he said.
Claire Huang, LAAF Project Manager at BLUETTI, praised the initiative as a model of corporate social responsibility.
She noted that the solar donation will significantly advance education at Maasai Mara University and highlighted BLUETTI’s broader commitment to sustainable development in Kenya.
Since the inception of the LAAF program, BLUETTI has donated over 15,000 high-efficiency solar systems, benefiting more than 50,000 individuals in remote areas across Africa.
