Kenya: Electric boats for Lake Victoria | Global Ideas 

Good idea. They are much easier to use, are quieter and less smelly, and they can be recharged even from solar. We have 4 boats here at home in Australia and all four are now electrically powered.

The revolutionary project, in the Great Lakes Region. So many Lakes in the region - L. Victoria, Kivu, Tanganyika, Nyasa etc... I hope it will also be piloted in the coastal region. Mombasa

Kenya must share this to philippines

Peaceful and quiet for all. So much better for the environment. Glad to hear this new way of travel in Kenya. Love this story !

Kenyan electricity is reliable but it is extremely costly because of limited sources. I am sure most Kenyans would like to phase out diesel and petrol and adopt electric mobility, but the cost of electricity is extremely high. Maybe the government should work with stakeholders in increasing electricity supply and lowering the cost in the process hence encouraging the adoption of electric vehicle. Another alternative is to incentivise the EV industry for long term growth and sustainability in the country.

Awesome! Thanks for encouraging the fishermen to use clean electric motors.

we need this around the world!

The GPS technology is to stop thefts as well.

Great idea and good for the nature.

Really interesting. Thanks.

I remember going to island in Philippines we paid boat to just go 4 miles across water and it took like 30 minutes and of deafening smoking driving to get there that cheap gas engine was garbage

Great idea🤓 they can do a lot with a boat there's much to be caught in their nets👍

My village

How can I send this man a solar battery charger? I have 12 of them and they are offered here on Amazon for around $20.

But what’s the impact of batteries on The environment?

🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼

in my country e bike are more pricey than a real motor cycle thats the problem i wish e bike kits should lower the price.

Well done I love this video. We need to do this .Global warming is not no joke.And most of these governments are not treating it as serious as they should. Maybe this will help convince some of them.

Who owns this company ASOBO ??? 🤷🏿‍♂️. Is it owned by local Kenyans or is it foreign owned. I perceive it's foreign owned by people who want to remain anonymous. They are only giving it an African face.

Big deal.

They could do better GROWING in and on the lake, than fishing.

Sounds expensive and there is that usual tracking system that's common with everything nowadays. You can't beat petrol power.