Projects and Partnerships:
We have established a network of both local and global - apprentices, suppliers, contemporaries, small businesses and an academic institution dedicated to fulfilling the aims of The Clean Energy Initiative. Are are always seeking to expand our network with the aim of sharing wind power knowledge.
Energy, Environment and Climate Research Group at the University Eduardo Mondlane. Maputo, Mozambique
The innovative Energy, Environment and Climate Research Group in Maputo committed to the dissemination of knowledge and capacity-building in the field of renewable energy.
Renewable Energy, Shelter & Environment Training (RESET), (U.K.) www.reset-development.org
RESET is an organisation developing training resources for other NGOs in renewable energy technologies and environmentally responsive buildings for disaster-affected communities. RESET offers The Clean Energy Initiative vocational training support.
The Institute of Marine Science (IMS), Zanzibar.
IMS and TCEI is developing a blueprint for the development of low-cost environmentally-friendly wind energy to improve efficiency in current mariculture systems in selected villages in Tanzania.
The Centre of Alternative Technology (CAT), United Kingdom, www.cat.org.uk
The Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) is a pioneering research and demonstration centre that inspires, informs and enables people to explore new ways of living. CAT has established a worldwide reputation as the leading organisations demonstrating ecological technologies. CAT offers a substantial amount of knowledge and experience in sustainable design and renewable energy.
Hugh Piggott, Scoraig Wind Electric, UK: www.scoigwind.com
Hugh is the world pioneer in small scale wind turbine design and the catalyst for The Clean Energy Initiative. He has taught on many courses, and written the best selling ‘Scrapyard Windpower’ and the Windpower Workshop’. He runs his own company Scoraig Wind electric, has made and installed hundreds of turbines and generators. He is consultant to several wind turbine manufactures and international wind projects (Zimbabwe, Ghana, Sri Lanka, and Nicaragua).
20 May, 2010