Current Proposals

- Reduce the Cost of Energy in Africa
  
  Posted Nov 01, 2009 by Jonas Ketterle in energy storage
  
  Millions of people in the developing world depend on car batteries for electricity, lighting, charging cell phones, and powering computers. Yet not a single study has explored how car batteries are used there, despite the growing market of renewable and distributed generation technologies such as solar, micro wind, micro hydro, and more.
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  $2,779.00 raised
  
  $20,721.00 to go

- Safe Cooking for the Developing World
  
  Posted Jun 14, 2009 by Jonas Ketterle in energy storage
  
  Cooking can be both dangerous and expensive for many in the developing world, as existing pots costing too much to operate and are made of materials that can cause tremendous environmental degradation.
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  $26.23 raised
  
  $40,673.77 to go

- Affordable Energy for the Developing World
  
  Posted Jun 08, 2009 by Zach Berke in energy storage
  
  Inefficient use of conventional energy supplies in the developing world, including car batteries, significantly reduces access to energy for millions of families.
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  $0.00 raised
  
  $14,550.00 to go

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