SOLAR LAND (EN)

Keep hunting the sunlight.

Change is now.
Welcome hunters to the game of our future.

The rule is for us and this precious earth to remain healthy and wealthy. Leave what we have created behind, we are hunting for the new opportunities to transform the place we are living in. Everyday brings new hope. So long as the sun still lights up and can be converted to energy. Shall we start hunting and collecting solar-powered items, and take them to our goal in Solartopia; our well-planned city in which water, light, fresh air, and profits from clean energy are accessible to all.

Keep hunting the sunlight. Better future awaits in Solar Land.

Best wishes,
Creative Economy Agency (Public Organization) &
Office of Energy Regulatory Commission

4,600 years ago, the moment that interstellar dust and gas gathered up. There's powerful gravitation in the center of it, the temperature rising high. Occurred the nuclear fission that melts all the matters into a giant fireball, in which we called it, the Sun.  

This gigantic sphere has a temperature of 5,500 degrees celsius.  It provides heat, warmness, and light for the Earth, and humans have got direct advantage from the Sun ever since.  

In the 19th century, Edmond Becquerel, a French physicist, discovered the photovoltaic effect which can convert sunlight into electric energy.  

And that is the origin of a solar cell.

From the knowledge, Charles Fritts has invented a solar panel by using Selenium coated with a thin layer of gold to generate electricity for the first time.

Nowadays, the solar cell has been used widely—As a primary and alternate source of energy, either in a household or an enterprise. Especially in Asia, China and Japan are using solar cells for more than half of the entire world. In the United States, there are over two million units of solar energy used currently. 

As for Thailand, solar energy is becoming more and more important every now and then. Today we can change our 'role' from a consumer to a manufacturer to produce electricity and sell the excess from daily usage back to the public sector.  

Are you ready to change and grab the opportunity with us for the future?

Change for ourselves.
Change for the better quality of life.
Change for the survival of this world.
Change for the profits of everyone.

Let's hunt for the light.

Which 'Light Hunter' are you?

“If humans simultaneously store solar energy for one hour, we can have renewable power generation for the next whole year.”

The sun can produce energy of 173,000 terawatts/second (humans only consume 15 terawatts per day). The more we 'hunt' for solar energy, the longer and greater we can convert it into electrical energy that can produce lighting, agriculture, boiling clean water, operating space shuttles, or even granting business opportunities in sunlight investment.

For you, for us, for the earth, for prosperity, are we ready to go hunting the light?

Solar Window Charger
"Meet the Solar-Power(ed) Banks"

The device to store up sunlight shines through our windowpane. It can convert solar energy into a 2,600 mAh battery for home appliances. This simple yet practical design allows sunlight to be used even when staying inside the building. 


RAV Power Solar Charger
"A Portable Slim Solar Panels"

Travel lovers will surely need this 2 cm. ultra thin solar-powered charger. With the foldable design and water-proof, it can charge up to 3 devices simultaneously.

FORESEE by Solar Vengers
"(More Than A) Safety Helmet"

A safety helmet attached with Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell (DSSC) technology, a solar panel works in the same way as a plant's photosynthesis. It can absorb sunlight and convert them to electric power. This helmet has many functions for the driver, e.g., using head motion to turn on a turn signal.

THURMALOX 250
"Light-strengthen substance"

Solar panels cannot effectively convert sunlight to energy if the solar irradiation is too low. Even if the temperature is high but not enough light intensity, then electricity cannot be generated.

This Silicon coating substance is an indispensable option to help a solar panel absorb more sunlight so that there is sufficient solar irradiation to produce energy for home use.

Solvatten
"Clean Water From Sunlight"

A child dies every 15 seconds in remote areas due to toxins or impurities that contaminate the water. This portable solar water purifier was invented for communities inaccessible to clean water.

Solvatten was designed to be both a water purifier and a boiling machine using solar power, with a rucksack for portability, and easy-to-use. Just pour in 11 liters of water, and lay exposed to sunlight for 2-6 hours. The solar cells will convert sunlight to thermal energy, warming up the water. Then the light signals to indicate that the water is cleansed and ready to be consumed.

Source: WaterAid and Solvatten AB (Sweden)

We Care Solar Suitcase® 
Sunlight for new lives


This suitcase for medical devices is powered with solar energy. It was designed to support medical personnel working in a remote area. Inside the case are mobile communication and medical devices, including emergency obstetric care such as a Fetal Doppler. All tools are powered by solar energy primarily so that everyone can access healthcare, and welcoming a new life to the world, safe and sound. 

Source: We Care Solar (USA)

ColdHubs
Fridge for the community 

This cold storage is an essential part of extending the lifespan of newly picked fruits and vegetables. Keeps cold at 5 degrees celsius in a solar-powered fridge, it can prolong the crops from 2- -21 days. This is shared space in the community for farmers to store their farming products, using the 'pay-as-you-store' subscription model. Asides from reducing organic wastes from product loss, it also grants income for local people thoroughly.

Source: Coldhubs

Big Belly 
Smart Waste System 

Big Belly isn't just a smart trash using solar power for a garbage compression to hold 8 times the amount of regular bins, but it is a system to manage waste efficiently. It features an interactive lid that can be opened without touching, data collecting for monitoring the volume of garbage inside to plan the route of garbage trucks, making the city free of visual pollution, and optimizing the garbage truck's energy consumption. Now that's what you call it 'Smart City'. 

Source: Bigbelly (USA)

SolarPOH by Solar Vengers
THIS PIER IS SAFE

Currently, only at Si Phraya pier that has lighting powered by solar cells, with a security system using ocean liners-grade, leak-proof sensors. It also features counting sensors for preventing passengers overloading. When you take a ride home today, try using a speed boat at Si Phraya pier. While waiting for a boat, you may feel safer than ever before.

Reichstag in Berlin
Energy perspective in German parliament


Norman Foster, an innovative and eco-building architect, has significantly renovated the Federal Republic of Germany's parliament building. He added a Reichstag Dome that takes natural light into the facility and reflects them as a light source from the core. 

Along with the installation of giant solar panels on the roof. The energy can be managed according to weather conditions, hot or cold. It is regarded as a building that has adopted renewable energy as a global leader in clean energy cities. 

Source: Foster and Partners

Solyar by Solar Vengers
From concrete jungle to energy storable lawn 

The solar energy, modular floor tiles, designed to be a landscape architecture elegant with storing solar energy capability. Its half-circular design can be placed in various ways according to light direction, changing public spaces into power generators. It uses the Monocrystalline tempered glass laminate solar panel technology. One set of a floor tile comprises 4 modular pieces and can generate electricity of approximately 44-48 watts. 

Design and development by Shma Company Limited

PEA Solar Hero
The little helper for installing your solar cells 

An application from the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) that helps plan your solar panels installation rooftop for an individual house. It also helps calculate your rooftop area, power-generating capability, gives instructions on how to choose your equipment, estimates the cost of installation, even links to the banks to apply for a loan for your facility. All in a single app. 

Source: Provincial Electricity Authority

BANPUNEXT
Co-builder of the green Earth 

An application for monitoring the electricity generation of the solar system from anywhere and anytime. Real-time or recorded, including services like consulting, design, installing the complete solar-based electricity generating system. 

Source: Banpu Next Co., Ltd.