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Tosepan solar energy sovereignty / Onergia cooperative (Cuetzalan)

Energy sovereignty process led by Nahua (maseual) and Totonac indigenous peoples of the Sierra Nororiental de Puebla.

Power lines stretching across a meadow with hills in the backgroundillustrative atlas image · Robert So / Pexels

01 The context

The Onergia cooperative, created in 2017 and accompanied by the Unión de Cooperativas Tosepan Titataniske, installs photovoltaic systems in cooperative hotels (Taselotzin, Tosepan Kali), training centers and homes, and trains young people in panel installation and eco-technologies. In Cuetzalan ~160 panels have been installed; at the Taselotzin hotel the electricity bill dropped from ~8,000 to ~700 pesos per month.

02 How it works

03 What it stands on

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04 Go to the source

Visit the official site onergia.com.mx