Ouagadou ancient city energy storage equipment

Where is Ouagadougou located?

Ouagadougou or Ouaga for short is the inherited colonial capital city of former Upper Volta, now Burkina Faso. It is located at the heart of Burkina Faso and was created in the 15th century by the Mossi people who came from Dagomba, current Ghana (Skinner 1974; Balima 1996; Ouédraogo 2005).

How many people live in Ouagadougou?

According to Skinner (1974: 33), the population of Ouagadougou was estimated at 32,077 in 1953 and 59,126 in 1962, i.e., two years after independence. When the country got independent on August 5, 1960, Ouagadougou became the capital of the country.

When did Ouagadougou become the capital of the country?

When the country got independent on August 5, 1960, Ouagadougou became the capital of the country. As a result, important socio-economic and political decisions were made there and then implemented throughout the country.

Who conquered Ouagadougou in 1896?

Later, the French colonial army led by Voulet, and Chanoine conquered Ouagadougou on September 6, 1896 (Skinner 1974; Balima 1996). This contact changed the political, economic and urban landscape of Ouagadougou through the influence of European mode of government and urban architecture (Fourchard 1999).

Could energy storage and utilization be revolutionized by new technology?

Energy storage and utilization could be revolutionized by new technology. It has the potential to assist satisfy future energy demands at a cheaper cost and with a lower carbon impact, in accordance with the Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC (COP27) and the Paris Agreement.

Is energy storage a viable alternative to traditional fuel sources?

The results of this study suggest that these technologies can be viable alternatives to traditional fuel sources, especially in remote areas and applications where the need for low-emission, unwavering, and cost-efficient energy storage is critical. The study shows energy storage as a way to support renewable energy production.