EarthSpark helps communities unlock opportunities.

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EarthSpark builds energy-related business models that expand opportunity for people living in hard-to-reach places. We focus first on what can work in Haiti. So far, we have spun off Enèji Pwòp, S.A., a Haitian social enterprise, and SparkMeter, Inc., a smart meter technology company. Our current focus is expanding our solar-powered community microgrids from 2 to 24 grids in Haiti in the next 4 years to serve over 80,000 people.

Where there is no incumbent infrastructure, there is an opportunity to build energy systems that use today's technologies, business models, and community participation to deliver clean, affordable, reliable electricity. This is our way of working towards climate justice and Sustainable Energy for All.

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"Solar Pioneers" Features EarthSpark's Solar Microgrid

The Economist Films featured EarthSpark in their mini-doc on solar + innovation. Watch to see a family getting electricity for the first time from the EarthSpark grid and meet some of the men and women working on solar innovation from Haiti to Alabama and beyond.

'Feminist Electrification' Named Exemplary Climate Action

How can community leaders and grid developers leverage the arrival of electricity to improve the standing of women and girls in the community​? The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change thinks EarthSpark's approach is one of the top "practical examples of what real climate solutions look like."
READ MORE.

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Building Microgrids
and Treehouses

The bad news: We are already feeling the effects of climate damage. At the rate of current emissions, we are on track to blow through our ‘carbon budget’ in as few as 12 years.

The good news: The future will be amazing! (if we have enabling policy and people actively engaged in building the future we want.) READ MORE.

Community Resilience and  Energy to Face the Storms

In 2016, Hurricane Matthew made landfall in Haiti in Les Anglais, the town where EarthSpark had constructed it inaugural solar microgrid. It was a "fifty year storm" a year and a half into our operations.

The grid fared relatively well, but we were unable to restore service for over a year. Read what we learned and what it means for truly sustainable microgrids.

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