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Nashira energy hub: structural upgrades for solar autonomy

Colombia
Energy, Education, Community
DY
Dynamo Projects
Colombia
Business

Dynamo Projects is a pioneering transnational organization dedicated to eradicating energy poverty and fostering sustainable, community-led development. Operating at the unique intersection of technical climate infrastructure and social empowerment, Dynamo Projects designs and deploys decentralized renewable energy solutions that serve as catalysts for long-term regional resilience. Central to our methodology is DynamoLAB, our flagship intervention framework designed to build robust local capacity. Guided by the core principles of peace-building, gender equity, intersectional diversity, transparent governance, and deep environmental awareness, we do not merely install hardwareβ€”we humanize energy. By equipping local communities with the technical expertise and leadership tools necessary to independently operate, maintain, and scale their own green infrastructure, we transform a technical transition into an inclusive vehicle for economic and social opportunity.

Project story

🌍 E.CO NASHIRA: Integral Energy Community & Digital Governance

πŸ“– Project Story: Infrastructure & Roof Readiness

Our Work: Preparing the Ground for Clean Energy We are transforming the Nashira Ecovillage into a self-sustaining Social Energy Enterprise (SEE) in partnership with ASOMUCAF, Dynamo Projects, and ASTARA/Volvo. While our corporate partners have generously committed to donating the high-efficiency solar panels and second-life electric vehicle batteries (BESS), we face a critical foundational challenge: the community's existing roofs and physical spaces are not yet engineered to safely support the weight and structural load of industrial clean-tech equipment.

The Challenge & The Solution Before a single solar panel can be mounted or a battery connected, we must reinforce the structural integrity of our communal roofs and build a secure, climate-resilient enclosure for our electrical integration. This fundraising round is entirely dedicated to funding these critical physical adaptations, transforming vulnerable structures into robust, weather-resistant energy hubs capable of harvesting solar power for generations.

πŸ› οΈ Use of Funds ($15,000 USD Target)

Every dollar raised in this Ma Earth round goes directly into non-operational, tangible capital infrastructure improvements. This fund closes the gap between the donated technology and a functional micro-grid:

  • Structural Roof Reinforcements ($7,500): Engineering, materials (metal beams, anchoring systems, sealing), and specialized labor to adapt and strengthen the communal roofs of Nashira, ensuring they meet wind-load and weight safety standards for the 75 kWp solar array.

  • Decentralized Energy Hub Enclosure ($4,500): Construction of a secure, ventilated, and fire-safe physical enclosure to house the second-life electric vehicle battery racks (BESS) and sensitive industrial inverters, protecting them from tropical heat and humidity.

  • Electrical Safety & Grounding Infrastructure ($3,000): Installation of heavy-duty electrical grounding systems, lightning rods, and structural conduit pathways required to safely channel the solar power and secure local regulatory safety certifications.

πŸ“Š Verifiable Impact Metrics

  • ⚑ Energy Autonomy: A verifiable reduction of 40% to 60% in net electricity expenditures for the participating families.

  • πŸƒ Mitigation & Circularity: Offset of carbon emissions through the industrial reuse of EV batteries (second-life circular economy) and the total eradication of fossil fuels in communal cooking.

  • πŸ“ˆ Multiplier Effect: Creation of a finalized "Blueprint" (a joint technical, legal, and social playbook) ready to scale the model to two new regional hubs in Bosconia (Cesar) and FacatativΓ‘ (Cundinamarca).

"With just $15,000, you aren't just funding building materials; you are unlocking and activating over $145,000 worth of pre-secured solar and automotive hardware that cannot be installed without these vital structural upgrades."

Project updates

Team

HP
Hector Penaranda CarrilloDynamo Projects, Colombia

Nashira energy hub: structural upgrades for solar autonomy

Colombia
Energy, Education, Community
Project video
DY
Dynamo Projects
Colombia
Business

Dynamo Projects is a pioneering transnational organization dedicated to eradicating energy poverty and fostering sustainable, community-led development. Operating at the unique intersection of technical climate infrastructure and social empowerment, Dynamo Projects designs and deploys decentralized renewable energy solutions that serve as catalysts for long-term regional resilience. Central to our methodology is DynamoLAB, our flagship intervention framework designed to build robust local capacity. Guided by the core principles of peace-building, gender equity, intersectional diversity, transparent governance, and deep environmental awareness, we do not merely install hardwareβ€”we humanize energy. By equipping local communities with the technical expertise and leadership tools necessary to independently operate, maintain, and scale their own green infrastructure, we transform a technical transition into an inclusive vehicle for economic and social opportunity.

Project story

🌍 E.CO NASHIRA: Integral Energy Community & Digital Governance

πŸ“– Project Story: Infrastructure & Roof Readiness

Our Work: Preparing the Ground for Clean Energy We are transforming the Nashira Ecovillage into a self-sustaining Social Energy Enterprise (SEE) in partnership with ASOMUCAF, Dynamo Projects, and ASTARA/Volvo. While our corporate partners have generously committed to donating the high-efficiency solar panels and second-life electric vehicle batteries (BESS), we face a critical foundational challenge: the community's existing roofs and physical spaces are not yet engineered to safely support the weight and structural load of industrial clean-tech equipment.

The Challenge & The Solution Before a single solar panel can be mounted or a battery connected, we must reinforce the structural integrity of our communal roofs and build a secure, climate-resilient enclosure for our electrical integration. This fundraising round is entirely dedicated to funding these critical physical adaptations, transforming vulnerable structures into robust, weather-resistant energy hubs capable of harvesting solar power for generations.

πŸ› οΈ Use of Funds ($15,000 USD Target)

Every dollar raised in this Ma Earth round goes directly into non-operational, tangible capital infrastructure improvements. This fund closes the gap between the donated technology and a functional micro-grid:

  • Structural Roof Reinforcements ($7,500): Engineering, materials (metal beams, anchoring systems, sealing), and specialized labor to adapt and strengthen the communal roofs of Nashira, ensuring they meet wind-load and weight safety standards for the 75 kWp solar array.

  • Decentralized Energy Hub Enclosure ($4,500): Construction of a secure, ventilated, and fire-safe physical enclosure to house the second-life electric vehicle battery racks (BESS) and sensitive industrial inverters, protecting them from tropical heat and humidity.

  • Electrical Safety & Grounding Infrastructure ($3,000): Installation of heavy-duty electrical grounding systems, lightning rods, and structural conduit pathways required to safely channel the solar power and secure local regulatory safety certifications.

πŸ“Š Verifiable Impact Metrics

  • ⚑ Energy Autonomy: A verifiable reduction of 40% to 60% in net electricity expenditures for the participating families.

  • πŸƒ Mitigation & Circularity: Offset of carbon emissions through the industrial reuse of EV batteries (second-life circular economy) and the total eradication of fossil fuels in communal cooking.

  • πŸ“ˆ Multiplier Effect: Creation of a finalized "Blueprint" (a joint technical, legal, and social playbook) ready to scale the model to two new regional hubs in Bosconia (Cesar) and FacatativΓ‘ (Cundinamarca).

"With just $15,000, you aren't just funding building materials; you are unlocking and activating over $145,000 worth of pre-secured solar and automotive hardware that cannot be installed without these vital structural upgrades."

Project updates

Team

HP
Hector Penaranda CarrilloDynamo Projects, Colombia
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