XIZAN — My Solar Plant
Portable solar generator for self-consumption at home or on the go.
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The initiative Tech4Good Global Challenge #1 exemplifies the power of international collaboration to address critical energy needs and enhance resilience in regions affected by conflicts and natural disasters.
"Support Ukraine now — build a safer world tomorrow" stands as the initiative's motto, symbolizing its potential to inspire transformative innovation worldwide via the approach #Tech4Good #Tech4Humanity.
Key Goals of Global Challenge #1
Address the immediate need for stable energy solutions to power hospitals, bomb shelters, private households and critical infrastructure.
Create a global database of innovative energy solutions to support civilians in other regions facing energy crises due to conflicts or natural disasters.
Connecting hardware startups, SMEs and partners with the people and institutions who need their technology most.
Selected Innovations · 2025–2026
Portable solar generator for self-consumption at home or on the go.
Visit websiteRaw residual biomass turned into on-site heat & power.
Visit websiteModular turbines harnessing clean energy from free-flowing water.
Visit websiteRobust micro vertical-axis wind turbines, tested in extremes.
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Visit websiteOnsite methane generation + Plastalyst for waste-to-hydrogen.
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Whether you build energy hardware, lead a corporation, fund humanitarian tech, or operate on the ground in Ukraine — there is a way for you to participate. Here is what each stakeholder gains by joining.
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Tech4Good joins the MSCA Staff Exchanges programme in Lviv, strengthening international research mobility and cross-border collaboration on resilient energy and humanitarian technology.
After Demo Day and on-site evaluation with Sikorsky Challenge Ukraine, the six selected energy innovators advance to the deployment phase across hospitals, shelters and critical infrastructure.
The first edition of the Tech4Good Global Challenge closed with 75 applications worldwide; six groundbreaking projects from Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan/Luxembourg and Spain were selected.
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