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The Israeli ambassador’ s residence in Dakar has undergone an eco-friendly renovation to better use renewable energy. Ambassador Gideon Behar says it is a model for how people can live in balance with their environment.
    The model home includes an aquaculture project that Ambassador Behar says can help improve Senegalese nutrition.
    The launch of the Israeli embassy’s "green house" featured Israeli businesses that are investing in renewable energy. Senegal’s Minister of Renewable Energy, Louis Seck, says that is especially important here in the Sahel.
    Seck says Senegal has an abundance of solar energy for pumping water, for heating water, and for running equipment like computers. So he believes the Israeli initiative is a great part of developing renewable energy in the country. Seck says the government’s goal is for solar power to produce 60 percent of all household energy.
    Seck says solar power can rapidly improve the daily lives of the Senegalese people. Seck says the government is asking everyone in Senegal to be inspired by the Isreali project which promotes a new type of housing in which a big part of the energy used is generated by solar power.
    The Israeli and Senegalese governments are also working to adapt new technologies to solve the country’s energy crisis, as daily blackouts show Senelec’s inability to meet growing demands for electricity at a time of higher oil prices.