Whenever wind energy is mentioned, most people think of giant wind turbines. However, wind power is more versatile than we assume. While a single Haliade-X could power 16,000 households, another type of windmills better suits small-scale electricity needs. Wind power has something for everyone. And for households and small businesses, we recommend micro wind turbines.
Read MoreWith the rise of impact investing and the growing awareness of climate change effects, renewable energy investments have been exploding worldwide. In Yemen, the need for clean energy resources is even direr, as most of the population lacks access to electricity. That is why we, in Organic Yemen (OY), believe that Yemen can be the next frontier for wind farm investments.
Read MoreIn Organic Yemen, we believe that not only can wind power meet Yemen’s electricity needs but also support the education, tourism, trade and agriculture sectors. While wind farms power large cities, smaller wind turbines can help small-scale organizations, including hospitals, businesses and more. Read on to know why we think Yemen can be the next frontier for wind energy investments.
Read MoreClimate change is now a problem, not only for researchers but also for communities, businesses, and governments. Although climate change in Yemen is threatening to the country as a habitable land, it can be seen as a great investment opportunity. Read on for Organic Yemen’s thoughts on climate-smart investments.
Read MoreThe term "impact investing" was first invented by the Rockefeller Foundation, when there was a growing conversation about how to utilize funds differently. But what is impact investment? And what are some ways to gain profits "differently"? This is what we discuss here, giving you reasons for why Organic Yemen is your ideal partner for impact investing in Yemen.
Read MoreIn a move to create globally competitive brands, Organic Yemen is leveraging local partnerships to develop new Yemeni export crops. We have started partnerships with Seiyun, Hadhramawt Agriculture Research Station (ARS) and Ibb University, Department of Agriculture. Leveraging on these mutually beneficial partnerships, OY is certain to exploit all areas of potential growth in Yemen Agriculture.
Read MoreFor Yemen Weather data, one can choose from different meteorological observing systems. These include ground weather stations, weather satellites and weather radars. Each of these confers different benefits in terms of observational representativeness and measurement capabilities. However, ground weather stations, despite being the oldest of them, are still the handiest.
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