Power for a Billion
Rural electrification and refugee camps, from the waste they already have.
When night falls
Hundreds of millions of people still live with no electricity at all, and many more cannot rely on the power they have. Clinics work by torchlight. Refugee camps run on diesel trucked in at great cost and firewood carried for hours from land that no longer has trees. And all the while, the fuel is already there: camp waste, crop residue and brushwood, burned in the open.
are served by health facilities without reliable electricity.
Bring the machine to the fuel
Jenja comes by truck and is installed in about a week.
Run by people from the camp, trained on site, with remote support day and night.
Pumps run.
Lights on, vaccines cold.
Safe streets after dark, and power villages can afford.
Power where people need it most. From what they already have.
