• Masai hut, in Tanzania. Worldwide 1.5 billion people have no electricity. Flexiwaysolar.com helps with affordable solar-powered LED lamps
  • kids studying with dangerous kerosene lamp. Flexiwaysolar.com offers a safe alternative: a solar-powered LED lamp
    kids studying with dangerous kerosene lamp. Flexiwaysolar.com offers a safe alternative: a solar-powered LED lamp
  • flexiwaysolar.com solar-powered LED lamps will help stop global warming, which melts these glaciers on Kilimanjaro
  • Happy people in Papua New Guinea with our Flexiwaysolar.com solar-powered LED light in Tanzania
    Happy people in Papua New Guinea with our Flexiwaysolar.com solar-powered LED light in Tanzania
  • Our flexiwaysolar.com LED light is powered by the sun
  • About Flexiway Solar Solutions

The problem

Kerosene lamps cause poverty, serious health problems, fire hazards and ecological damage. Read about a mother's typical day in Africa.

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The solution

The most affordable solar-powered LED light in the world is replacing kerosene lamps. Read about all benefits it brings to local communities

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Get a 6-pack

The worldwide shop is now open! Buy a 6-pack of solar lights online for a special price and 1 extra will be donated to our projects.

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About us

Our mission, our vision and our history: we present you the people behind the solar project and their thoughts about a brighter future

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Flexiway Solar's Solar Muscle is Aid Expo finalist

Our small solar-powered LED light, the Solar Muscle, was one of only 4 finalists chosen for the Aid Expo innovation Award ceremony which was held today.
In the end the award itself went to Divyesh Thakkar who presented another solar light which costs much more, is larger and more breakable, but also charges phones.

Here is our founder James during his presentation of the Solar Muscle to the audience and jury. He is still around in Brussels for the next days, so let us know if you want to meet to discuss opportunities!

James Fraser from Flexiway Solar at the Aid Expo, demonstrating the Solar Muscle light

James Fraser from Flexiway Solar at the Aid Expo, demonstrating the Solar Muscle light

We congratulate Divyesh and are sure that both our lights will help getting people out of poverty by replacing kerosene lamps. It is great to see that Aid Expo has recognized the importance of light for the delivery of international Aid. Please see the Awards backgrounds and the 4 finalists here. Our Solar Muscle is the smallest and lightest but also strongest light available and therefore perfect for Aid Organisations. It is weatherproof and fits nearly 3000 lights in a cubic metre!

Contact us here if you are an NGO and want to know how we can help you or here if you want to know more or order our lights.

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