Energy Technology
Recycled-material wind turbines, 250W–3kW
A prototype range of locally manufactured wind turbines built using recycled plastic and electronic waste, spanning 250W, 500W, 1kW, 2kW and 3kW.
Ongoing · Prototypes developed
Work
Prototypes, installations and deployments.
Renewable-energy technology developed and delivered by Waste2Light, alongside the education work it feeds.
- Energy Technology
- Education
- Innovation
- Community
Innovation
105 cm blade & fiberglass mould
A 105 cm turbine blade and a two-part fiberglass mould designed to make blade production repeatable at local workshop scale.
Current · In development
Innovation
800W turbine reverse engineering
An imported 800W wind turbine acquired to benchmark performance and inform the next generation of Waste2Light designs.
Current · Ongoing
Energy Technology
1kW wind-solar hybrid system
A combined wind and solar installation delivering reliable power and serving as a working reference system.
Delivered · Installed
Energy Technology
Micro-hydro technology
Small-scale hydro generation developed in-house to extend the renewable-energy portfolio beyond wind and solar.
Ongoing · Developed
Education
Green Energy Corner — Superior Minds Academy
The first planned school deployment of the Green Energy Corner, with five STEM kits, laboratory setup guidance, teacher orientation and student practical projects.
2026 · First deployment planned
Community
Waste2Light Innovation Facility
A renovated three-room facility in Minna housing a co-working space, a maker space and a podcast and content studio.
Current · Operating
Education
Green Energy STEM Kit
A practical renewable-energy and electronics kit combining solar cells, a mini wind turbine, Arduino, instruments and storage for classroom use.
Current · In production
Four categories
Energy technology. Education. Innovation. Community.
Every project sits in at least one of these, and most feed the others — a turbine prototype becomes a teaching demonstration, and a student project becomes the next prototype.
Let's build what comes next.
Whether you're a school, organisation, technology partner or potential collaborator, start a conversation with Waste2Light.