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‘Solar Impulse’ – changing the perception of the impossible

By DIPLOMATIC POUCH | By Ivo Sieber | February 19, 2015 - 12:00am

In 2004, a Swiss by the name of Raphaël Domjan had a wild idea: to sail around the world on a boat powered only by solar energy, a fantastic opportunity to demonstrate the potential of renewable energy.

Opinion