Off-Grid Energy and Water for Remote Communities
Renewable power and clean water systems that local teams can assemble, run and maintain themselves.
The problem
Remote and island communities spend a disproportionate share of income on imported diesel, exposed to freight costs and fuel price swings. Redirecting that spend into locally delivered renewable power and water services cuts fuel imports and creates jobs in assembly, installation and maintenance.
Four integrated systems
Mobile DIY solar power
Solar Cube systems, plug and play, below 120 V for safety.
Explosion-free battery storage
Hybrid lithium and lead-acid systems built for heat and humidity.
Rainwater purification
3 L per minute, 70,000 L filter life.
Atmospheric water generation
Up to 22 L of drinking water per day from air humidity.
The delivery model
A division of labour between equals.
UIT supplies systems, structured training, documentation and a spare parts pipeline. Local partners handle assembly, installation, maintenance, warranty service and filter replacement in their own markets. Each installed system creates recurring local work, owned and operated in country rather than fly-in fly-out delivery.
Where these systems fit
- Remote communities and islands
- Disaster relief and emergency power
- Productive uses in fisheries, agriculture and tourism