Fabriquons ensemble une éolienne low-cost

Building a low-cost wind-turbine made out of wood is possible! Help us buidling and testing the first model in Madagascar, a country where 95% of the population lack access to electricity. The adapted plans will then be available for anyone, anywhere in the world. A first prototype has been build by students of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. Today, they work with a Swiss-based NGO - CEAS. Together, we will set up the first wind turbine "made in Madagascar". But we want this low-cost wind-turbine to be available for anyone!

Built by local craftsmen, this wood-turbine is simple, strong and affordable. It will enable schools, hospitals and families to have access to a sustainable form of off-grid electricity.

Based on open source plans, this turbine will need material costing about 1500 Euros.

Do you want this prototype to become a reality? Jump in and together, we will generate clean, affordable energy for our children.

Did you know it?

7 out of 10 people

in Subsaharian Africa lack access to electricity.

30% of the health centers, and schools in Africa have to make do with no electricity at all.

8 out of 10 people in Africa use wood to heat their household and to cook.

Over 4 million people die prematurely from illness attributable to the household air pollution from cooking with solid fuels.

Access to sustainable energy sources for all is one of the key goals set by the UN.