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the United Nations predicted that by
the United Nations predicted that by 2050 there will be nine point seven
2050 there will be nine point seven
2050 there will be nine point seven billion people on this planet with
billion people on this planet with
billion people on this planet with nearly 10 billion people consuming
nearly 10 billion people consuming
nearly 10 billion people consuming non-renewable resources we must be
non-renewable resources we must be
non-renewable resources we must be thinking about our future
thinking about our future
thinking about our future currently I study about a Native
currently I study about a Native
currently I study about a Native American group called Iroquois they
American group called Iroquois they
American group called Iroquois they practice seven generation sustainability
practice seven generation sustainability
practice seven generation sustainability they also believe that the current
they also believe that the current
they also believe that the current generation of human should be living and
generation of human should be living and
generation of human should be living and working in the way that they can benefit
working in the way that they can benefit
working in the way that they can benefit people in the future let me ask you
people in the future let me ask you
people in the future let me ask you something do you think that you live and
something do you think that you live and
something do you think that you live and work each day for those people again we
work each day for those people again we
work each day for those people again we must be thinking about our future good
must be thinking about our future good
must be thinking about our future good afternoon ladies and gentlemen my name
afternoon ladies and gentlemen my name
afternoon ladies and gentlemen my name is Damian I’m 15 years old and I’m from
is Damian I’m 15 years old and I’m from
is Damian I’m 15 years old and I’m from Punta Mita a province currently I study
Punta Mita a province currently I study
Punta Mita a province currently I study at like a Leadership Academy I’m just an
at like a Leadership Academy I’m just an
at like a Leadership Academy I’m just an energetic girls who loves everything
energetic girls who loves everything
energetic girls who loves everything around me especially nature’s it worries
around me especially nature’s it worries
around me especially nature’s it worries me when I think about the future and I
me when I think about the future and I
me when I think about the future and I want to find a creative solution for the
want to find a creative solution for the
want to find a creative solution for the world’s energy crisis clean and
world’s energy crisis clean and
world’s energy crisis clean and sustainable and renewable is critical
sustainable and renewable is critical
sustainable and renewable is critical for the health of our planet and one of
for the health of our planet and one of
for the health of our planet and one of the cleanest sustainable and renewable
the cleanest sustainable and renewable
the cleanest sustainable and renewable energy that available right now is solar
energy that available right now is solar
energy that available right now is solar energy
energy
energy what is solar energy solar energy is the
what is solar energy solar energy is the
what is solar energy solar energy is the radiant heat and light from the Sun that
radiant heat and light from the Sun that
radiant heat and light from the Sun that uses ever involving technologies to
uses ever involving technologies to
uses ever involving technologies to create power so how does it work well
create power so how does it work well
create power so how does it work well firstly sunshine and a solar panel which
firstly sunshine and a solar panel which
firstly sunshine and a solar panel which create many photovoltaic cells and those
create many photovoltaic cells and those
create many photovoltaic cells and those cells converted into their own current
cells converted into their own current
cells converted into their own current electricity direct current electricity
electricity direct current electricity
electricity direct current electricity as
as
as they see unfortunately alcohol medicine
they see unfortunately alcohol medicine
they see unfortunately alcohol medicine just DC so they see converted into
just DC so they see converted into
just DC so they see converted into alternating current electricity as soon
alternating current electricity as soon
alternating current electricity as soon as AC and after that the electrical
as AC and after that the electrical
as AC and after that the electrical panels and all of the power to all of
panels and all of the power to all of
panels and all of the power to all of your appliances your lights your TV your
your appliances your lights your TV your
your appliances your lights your TV your fridge your whatever you have in your
fridge your whatever you have in your
fridge your whatever you have in your home the world’s top three solar energy
home the world’s top three solar energy
home the world’s top three solar energy producers are Germany China and the
producers are Germany China and the
producers are Germany China and the United States and most of the solar
United States and most of the solar
United States and most of the solar energy in Cambodia the solar energy
energy in Cambodia the solar energy
energy in Cambodia the solar energy company in Cambodia are mainly from the
company in Cambodia are mainly from the
company in Cambodia are mainly from the foreign companies and NGOs the founder
foreign companies and NGOs the founder
foreign companies and NGOs the founder of camp works the solar energy producers
of camp works the solar energy producers
of camp works the solar energy producers believe that the Sun can generate even
believe that the Sun can generate even
believe that the Sun can generate even more energy than the hydropower dams in
more energy than the hydropower dams in
more energy than the hydropower dams in Mekong River combines solar energy is
Mekong River combines solar energy is
Mekong River combines solar energy is the cleanest sustainable and renewable
the cleanest sustainable and renewable
the cleanest sustainable and renewable energy in the world by the cleanest I
energy in the world by the cleanest I
energy in the world by the cleanest I mean that it doesn’t create any
mean that it doesn’t create any
mean that it doesn’t create any pollution it doesn’t create any noise
pollution it doesn’t create any noise
pollution it doesn’t create any noise and it doesn’t require any constructions
and it doesn’t require any constructions
and it doesn’t require any constructions like the way that the hydropower dams do
like the way that the hydropower dams do
like the way that the hydropower dams do it just gently using sun’s ray to create
it just gently using sun’s ray to create
it just gently using sun’s ray to create power in 2014 in 2014 according to the
power in 2014 in 2014 according to the
power in 2014 in 2014 according to the World Bank
World Bank
World Bank there’s only 56 percent of Cambodian
there’s only 56 percent of Cambodian
there’s only 56 percent of Cambodian household had access to electricity
household had access to electricity
household had access to electricity which is one of the lowest electric
which is one of the lowest electric
which is one of the lowest electric vacations among Asians by the comparison
vacations among Asians by the comparison
vacations among Asians by the comparison over 99% of we know miss had access to
over 99% of we know miss had access to
over 99% of we know miss had access to electricity in their household which is
electricity in their household which is
electricity in their household which is a really big difference even though we
a really big difference even though we
a really big difference even though we are neighbor and one of the other thing
are neighbor and one of the other thing
are neighbor and one of the other thing that different a really big different in
that different a really big different in
that different a really big different in Cambodia is the price of electricity the
Cambodia is the price of electricity the
Cambodia is the price of electricity the range is from 15 cents per kilowatt hour
range is from 15 cents per kilowatt hour
range is from 15 cents per kilowatt hour in phenomena to $1.00 per kilowatt hour
in phenomena to $1.00 per kilowatt hour
in phenomena to $1.00 per kilowatt hour in the rural
in the rural
in the rural area to me it seems like the people who
area to me it seems like the people who
area to me it seems like the people who are making less money living in the
are making less money living in the
are making less money living in the rural area which most of them are
rural area which most of them are
rural area which most of them are farmers are paying about seven times of
farmers are paying about seven times of
farmers are paying about seven times of the price and the people who are living
the price and the people who are living
the price and the people who are living in the city which they are making big
in the city which they are making big
in the city which they are making big money but repaying less for the
money but repaying less for the
money but repaying less for the electricity
electricity
electricity I believe that solar energy can bring
I believe that solar energy can bring
I believe that solar energy can bring the electricity to the people who are
the electricity to the people who are
the electricity to the people who are living in the rural areas so why do
living in the rural areas so why do
living in the rural areas so why do people use solar energy they are using
people use solar energy they are using
people use solar energy they are using solar energy because it’s green it can
solar energy because it’s green it can
solar energy because it’s green it can help to reduce our environmental impacts
help to reduce our environmental impacts
help to reduce our environmental impacts and solar pannel it just like a sponge
and solar pannel it just like a sponge
and solar pannel it just like a sponge it could suck up any life that available
it could suck up any life that available
it could suck up any life that available even though under cloudy yesterday and
even though under cloudy yesterday and
even though under cloudy yesterday and it also had to save your money by not
it also had to save your money by not
it also had to save your money by not paying there by not paying the
paying there by not paying the
paying there by not paying the electricity electricity to the company
electricity electricity to the company
electricity electricity to the company in 2008 solar energies company most of
in 2008 solar energies company most of
in 2008 solar energies company most of them are in the world are offering 80
them are in the world are offering 80
them are in the world are offering 80 percent of the price so which means that
percent of the price so which means that
percent of the price so which means that the people are in the rural area they
the people are in the rural area they
the people are in the rural area they can afford to have electricity by using
can afford to have electricity by using
can afford to have electricity by using solar energy and they also offer 25
solar energy and they also offer 25
solar energy and they also offer 25 years of warranty
years of warranty
years of warranty I believe that Cambodia need to develop
I believe that Cambodia need to develop
I believe that Cambodia need to develop more about solar energy so we could
more about solar energy so we could
more about solar energy so we could become a less dependent country in order
become a less dependent country in order
become a less dependent country in order to do that we need to educate people
to do that we need to educate people
to do that we need to educate people about this cheap safe and eco-friendly
about this cheap safe and eco-friendly
about this cheap safe and eco-friendly solutions to thank you
solutions to thank you
solutions to thank you [Applause]
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