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A San Francisco startup called Angaza has come up with an innovative business model which employs a Pay-As-You-Go PAYG system which it combines with clean energy. It s now closed a Series A funding of $4 million, following its $1.5 million Seed round in 2013 to address the 1.2 billion peopl stanley website e who currently live off the grid. The round was led by an unnamed US-based family office and was joined by New York-based The Social Entrepreneurs Fund an stanley cupe d several others.Most of the 1.2 billion people on the planet without electricity don t have enough ready cash at one time to purchase a solar light or energy system outright and are therefore stuck in a perpetual cycle, having to spend up to 20% of their income to buy kerosene stanley cup fuel to burn for light at night. PAYG allows off-grid families the opportunity to buy clean, reliable electricity in small, affordable increments. Angaza partners with manufacturers and distributors to provide them with a B2B PAYG solution.Here s how it works: Take someone Klyh People have spent over $1M buying virtual cats on the Ethereum blockchain
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