By day, we relied on the sun; by night, we relied on the wind. The electricity was never interrupted, all day long.

By day, we relied on the sun; by night, we relied on the wind. The electricity was never interrupted, all day long.

In the past, the two things we feared most were power outages during the day and at night. A power outage during the day meant the water pumps wouldn't turn, and we couldn't irrigate the fields; a power outage at night meant the lights wouldn't turn on, and the house was pitch black. We longed for the power to come back on, but it never came back; we waited for repairs, but they were never fixed. The electricity was intermittent all day long, and life was intermittent along with it.

Now it's different. During the day, the sun shines on those power panels, and the electricity flows steadily. The water pumps hum, the water flows freely; the TV is on, the fans are running, and nothing is interrupted. The stronger the sun, the more electricity; as the sun sets, the electricity gradually decreases, but it's enough. When the sun sets, you think it should stop, but it doesn't—the wind comes.

At night, the windmills start working. The blades whir, and the electricity continues. The lights are on, the refrigerator is running, the phone is charging, and it's just like during the day. When the wind is strong, electricity is stored in the battery; when the wind is weak, the battery releases it. From night to dawn, the power is never interrupted. You sleep, it does its work, neither disturbing the other.

The power is never interrupted, day and night. During the day, it relies on the sun; at night, it relies on the wind. The two work in relay, neither failing. You don't need to worry about power outages, you don't need to calculate your electricity usage, and you don't need to get up in the middle of the night to fetch a candle. The electricity is there, steady and reliable, like tap water at home—just turn it on.

From today onward, your electricity isn't from the power grid, it's from nature. The sun gives you electricity during the day, the wind gives you electricity at night, twenty-four hours a day, never interrupted.