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Dr. Mark Amo-Boateng, A Lecturer from University of Energy and Natural resources (UENR). He has developed a Backup Power System called PowerTube from Old Laptop Batteries. It is a unique way to deal with the tons of e-waste imported into Africa each year. Instead of dumping discarded laptop batteries, Boateng makes
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Dr. Mark Amo-Boateng, A Lecturer from University of Energy and Natural resources (UENR). He has developed a Backup Power System called PowerTube from Old Laptop Batteries. It is a unique way to deal with the tons of e-waste imported into Africa each year. Instead of dumping discarded laptop batteries, Boateng makes them into a XXL versions of power banks that can last up to 10 years. VIDEO https://vimeo.com/338542134
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