Walking through the village, you’ll notice the glint of silicon panels on almost every rusted tin roof. For these floating homes, solar power isn’t just a modern convenience; it’s a lifeline that replaced smoky kerosene lamps with bright, safe LED light.

But the best part of this energy shift is the spirit of sharing. On long, sunny days when our batteries are topped up and our own needs are met, the extra power doesn’t go to waste. We funnel that surplus into the village grid, helping out neighbors who are still waiting for their own setups.

In a place where the water is always rising and falling, it’s good to know the community’s power stays steady.