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Husk Power Systems
Husk Power Systems is a startup company based in Bihar, India, that provides power to thousands of rural Indians using proprietary technology that has been developed by the firm that cost-effectively generates electricity using a biomass gasifier that creates fuel from rice husks, a waste product of the rice hullers that separate the husks as chaff from the rice, a staple food in the region. The company was co-founded by Gyanesh Pandey, Manoj Sinha, and Ratnesh Yadav, and the Chairman of the Board is Brad Mattson.
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According to a study published in September 2010 by the International Energy Agency, 1.4 billion people worldwide have no access to electricity, including 400 million people in India, the country with the largest population of unserved people.〔Staff.("ENERGY POVERTY: How to make modern energy access universal?" ), International Energy Agency, September 2010. Retrieved January 12, 2010.〕 Millions of people die each year as a result of indoor air pollution caused by the combustion of traditional fuels used for cooking, heat and light.〔 Among the population in India without electricity are the residents of 125,000 villages that have no power accessible to them. 80 million of those without electricity reside in India's poorest state, Bihar, where 85% of the state's residents are not connected to the electric grid and those who are connected often receive erratic service due to the lack of generating capacity.〔Borenstein, David. ("A Light in India" ), ''The New York Times'', January 10, 2011. Retrieved January 12, 2011.〕
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