Bringing Clean Water and Solar Power to a City · part 2 of 7

Obviously Nolan they need water so we're digging them a well As you can see it just struck water which means any moment now it's going to erupt and we're going to run away. Not every well does this big thing. Some of them are kind of anti-climatic like this. But it doesn't matter. Water is water. Now this is where things get really cool. That well you just saw us build well we connected it to solar panels and now it's being connected to the water tank on this tower so we can supply clean water to every home in the city. You're good. Keep bringing it. So for perspective this water tank can hold over 10,000 water bottles and that's why we're also installing a second one. You're good. Keep coming. But for this the community was drinking unsafe water and truthfully everyone was getting sick at an alarming rate. Now even if it's the middle of the night and the solar panels aren't active people can still shower wash dishes wash their hands flush their toilets because these will fill up during the day and they can pull from them at night. We've also installed solar panels across the entire city that will be providing homes with electricity. Powered by those solar panels come over here. Check out this kitchen that has running water. This is a community that literally didn't have clean drinking water. Now they have clean sink water and the water from the wells are piped right into the shower the sinks and all the other water needs for the whole village. The hot water is fogging up the lens Let me clean it off. All right that should be clean.

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