The 17th Conference of the Parties (COP17) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the 7th Session of the Conference of the Parties serving as the Meeting of the Parties (CMP7) to the Kyoto Protocol, are now in progress in Durban.

SolarWave is part of  the Swedish Pavilion exhibition hosted by the Swedish Energy Agency and the Swedish Trade Council. The exhibition runs parallel to the COP 17 conference.

CEO Bengt Skörelid introduces SolarWave to Prince Carl Philip of Sweden.

SolarWave is pleased to announce that MediTec PurePharma Ltd is now an authorised distributor in Kenya and an exclusive distributor in Ethiopia, for SolarWave’s water treatment products. MediTec will take over sales and marketing activities from Bloomfield Systems Ltd. in Kenya.

WEO Limited is SolarWave’s authorised distributor in Tanzania.

Both distributors are experts in the industry and offer a wealth of experience. We look forward to working together with them.

Kjell has installed solar power for his home. Installing solar power is an environmentally friendly way to save some money on the power bill as well as help ensure that future generations are able to enjoy the beauty of the natural world. SolarWave is proud to have been a part of the installation process. We congratulate Kjell for making a conscious decision to invest in green energy.

SolarWave will set up operations in Tanzania for sales and distribution of the solar powered water purifiers.

SolarWave installed a solar powered water fountain at Öregrund golf club. This initiative was taken by the golf club as a step towards environmental awareness. SolarWave has installed the fountain to improve water quality and decrease vegetation in the pond in an environmentally friendly way. This is a showcase for other golf clubs. We hope that more golf clubs will make the move to go green.

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  The solar panels and the pump house.
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  The solar powered water fountain.
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A new solar powered water purification system has been developed in record time. It is a backpack concept, low weight and small in size. It has a high capacity of 350 litres/hour.
The development work has been possible due to a very competetive and skilled core team consisting of Procamp AB, GävleDala Designlab, Vector Industridesign, Trigger Design, Formaplast AB and Movexum.

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  Backpack model
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  SolarWave's backpack concept.
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Orders from MSB (=swedish civil contingency agency) on SolarWave’s solar powered water purification systems is a break through. This confirms trust in our technology.

Jens Schöldström, top solar research competence joins Solarwave to head the development of the 3rd generation thin film solarcells. The development work will be carried out together with the Ångström Laboratory in Uppsala.

Jens at work.

SolarWave’s CFO Gary Etholén has made a successful trip to Botswana together with ministries and other Swedish companies.

We are now on our way to establish distributorship in Botswana.

Gary with the swedish delegation to Botswana. Also in the picture, HM king Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden.