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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh
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SOLshare is a Bangladesh-based climate-tech company revolutionizing energy access through smart solar microgrids and sustainable mobility solutions. Established in 2014-2015, the company enables peer-to-peer energy trading via its SOLbazaar platform, allowing households to buy and sell excess solar power. SOLshare integrates renewable energy with transportation through its Rickshaw Virtual Power Plant, leveraging electric three-wheelers as mobile energy storage units to stabilize the grid. Their business lines include SOLgrid (microgrid connections), SOLmobility (electric three-wheeler solutions), SOLroof (rooftop solar services), and SOLbazaar (energy marketplace). With a strong IoT backbone, SOLshare enhances efficiency, reduces carbon emissions, and increases household incomes. Their initiatives have benefited over 10,000 people, reducing emissions by 30% and raising earnings by up to 25%. By merging clean energy with transport innovations, SOLshare is shaping a sustainable future and pioneering decentralized energy solutions for underserved communities worldwide.
Dr. Sebastian Groh
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Operating since 2015
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