PODER

On a sweltering day in Cairo, a power outage struck, endangering Ashraf’s grandfather, Tawfik, who relied on a ventilator. Fearing for Tawfik’s life, Ashraf, inspired by renewable energy and his father’s teachings, devised “Poder” power tiles. After relentless experimentation, he created a prototype that generated electricity from footsteps.

With excitement, Ashraf installed the tiles at his grandfather’s home. As he walked on them, a faint glow indicated electricity generation, reviving Tawfik’s ventilator. Poder power tiles were swiftly adopted in hospitals, schools, and homes across Egypt, offering a sustainable and reliable electricity source.

Our Mission: To empower individuals and communities worldwide with clean, renewable energy solutions that are accessible, affordable, and sustainable.

Our Vision: To create a world where every step counts, generating a brighter future for all.

• Residential Households: Electric tiles can be installed in homes to provide backup power during power outages or contribute to daily electricity consumption.
• Healthcare facilities: Hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare centers can utilize electric tiles to power medical equipment or reduce reliance on conventional power sources.
  
• Educational Institutions: Schools, universities, and other educational institutions can install electric tiles to reduce energy costs and promote environmental awareness among students.
• Businesses:
• • Retail Outlets: Supermarkets, malls, and other retail spaces can incorporate electric tiles to power lighting, signage, and other electronic devices.
    
  • Office Buildings: Offices, coworking spaces, and other commercial establishments can use electric tiles to enhance energy efficiency and reduce their carbon footprint.
    
  • Manufacturing Facilities: Factories, workshops, and other industrial settings can install electric tiles to power machinery and reduce their reliance on grid-based electricity.
• Government Entities:
• • Municipal Buildings: Government offices, schools, hospitals, and other public facilities can employ electric tiles to promote sustainable energy practices.
    
  • Public Infrastructure: Parks, plazas, and other public spaces can incorporate electric tiles to provide lighting, signage, and other amenities without relying on grid power.
    
  • Remote Communities: Rural areas with limited grid access can benefit from electric tiles as a reliable and sustainable source of electricity.