TUARAN: Solar energy and rain harvesting systems will be part of the Education Ministry’s environmentally-friendly and cost-efficient ways to provide basic infrastructure, such as water and electricity, to Sabah’s rural schools.
For a start, some 78 schools in the state will receive power through a RM300mil solar-hybrid system.
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