Quetsol Lights Rural Guatemala

GlobalPost | July 23, 2010

As featured in the GlobalPost Energy Entrepreneurs series, a start-up company called Quetsol is marketing small solar kits to rural Guatemalan villages to help families light their homes and charge their phones.

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