Solar Systems for 4 Medical Centers in Lebanon

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Anera’s project, supported by Direct Relief, installs solar panel systems in four medical centers across Lebanon. These installations enhance electricity supply, allowing the centers to extend working hours and maintain the quality of refrigerated vaccines and medicines. By reducing reliance on costly diesel and generator fees, the solar energy system significantly cuts expenses, benefiting the centers’ budgets.

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