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Swimsol: Transforming Solar Energy Solutions in Tropical Regions

Swimsol is redefining solar energy in tropical regions with its innovative floating solar PV systems. By providing affordable and durable solutions, Swimsol caters to ultra-luxury resorts and small businesses, ensuring a seamless transition from fossil fuels to clean energy. Their unique approach not only enhances energy production but also contributes positively to marine ecosystems, making it a game-changer in sustainable energy solutions.

France

LAYER®: Harnessing Ambient Light for Sustainable Energy Solutions

LAYER® is transforming the way we think about energy consumption by harnessing ambient light to power low-energy devices. Utilizing Organic Photovoltaic (OPV) technology, this innovative solution eliminates the need for traditional batteries, significantly reducing environmental impact. With a focus on sustainability, LAYER® is paving the way for a future where devices can self-sustain using the power of light, making it a game-changer in energy harvesting.

Belgium

Sunsoak Design: Integrating Renewable Energy with Architectural Excellence

Sunsoak Design is an innovative engineering and architecture practice dedicated to the architectural integration of renewable energy. This project emphasizes upscaling renewable technologies to meet 2050 goals while ensuring thoughtful integration into urban and natural environments. By focusing on decentralized energy solutions and innovative design, Sunsoak Design aims to harmonize functionality with aesthetics, paving the way for sustainable cities and communities.

Belgium

The Sun Will Always Be There: Transforming Land into Renewable Energy

The ‘The Sun Will Always Be There’ initiative is revolutionizing energy production by transforming pastures, industrial wastelands, and polluted areas into sustainable energy sources. With a focus on agrivoltaism and renewable energy communities, this project aims to enhance energy independence while meeting the needs of all stakeholders. By 2030, it aims to power 500,000 European households with green energy, showcasing a commitment to sustainability and community resilience.