Green News | New Renewable Energy: Renewable Energy-powered Remote Pole Lights

Green Wave Energy 's World Light Pole made the news because the new renewable energy aspects of proprietary technology, including wind power and accessibility of solar energy. The accessibility to both types of renewable energy enables the delivery of constant light and power to remote locales, including deserts, rocky coasts, mountains, disaster areas where networks have been exhausted, and even the jungle.
The cluster also has the advantage of having an energy storage system that can be constructed and operated in almost all locations.
Green Wave announced that CEO Mark Holmes is proud of the renewable energy powered lamp post the distinctive attribute of being the only one who can give light and strength in a place where electricity has not yet been installed.

Other benefits include the ability of the cluster to endure hurricane winds and flooding, and its ability to generate electricity that can be used to power installations such as water purifiers and cookware.
World light pole is constructed using the bolt that holds the pole so that it becomes inviolable resistant to various types of climate.
The product can be installed in 1-2 hours and can be disassembled and reinstalled in a new location. Its ability to be used for the temporary installation of security allows immediate relief.
Green Wave has partnered with Londex based in New York for an exclusive distribution agreement for three years on the African market which is worth several million dollars. In particular, the two target companies in Nigeria and other parts of West Africa in need of network infrastructure.
Holmes said that the hope in the underdeveloped world, with clean and renewable energy at a reasonable price from the sun and wind through their partnership with Londex.
Londex represents SA Resources Support Services, a non-governmental organization dedicated to improving the energy infrastructure and power of West African countries. Endy Eke Londex representative said that their team with the green wave is important for the good of West Africa.

In other new sources of renewable energy Green Wave Energy, the company has developed a generator of waves, which will be tested with Catalina Conservancy and the USC Marine Institute on Catalina Island in California. The generators are declared "clean, green and mostly invisible." Holmes said that the generator is ideal for feeding power plants for the countries and specific places that do not have easy access to fossil fuels or those who want to get rid of fossil fuels.
Green Wave Energy is headquartered in Newport Beach and produces renewable energy projects including wind turbines, wave generators, water turbines in progress, and combination products, such as the world center of light. The company has been featured in various blogs and news sites for renewable energy.