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The Fuse 4 watt chillin out in the snow.

The silver panelled Fuse 4 watt has been our most popular seller this year. We have had customers from all over the world purchase them. Just so you know, we also carry them in black, get yours now! www.RenewableEnergyNow.ca

2 of our products featured in inhabitat.com last week.

Hiked the Chief this labour day long weekend and got to try out my new Black Diamond hiking poles... Pass! As always, the solar backpack allowed me to take a lot of memorable photos and listen to music on the hike up..

An excellent review from Mark, showing our products as well as many others on his Wings of Kilimanjaro climb. Thanks Mark for the great review!

10-Watt Fuse The perfect equipment to strap onto any bag, or mobile equipment.

A great review of our products from The Home Sick Nomad

A little while ago, we told you about a gentleman name Mark who was raising money for charity to help communities in Africa. We helped sponsor him on one of his epic adventures to generate awareness and raise money for his mission. This video documentary shows a brief overview of his trip. I will keep you posted on his next video. You can see one of our products that we outfitted him with at 4:44 on the video. Enjoy!

Congratulations Sano Babu Sunuwar on your epic flight!

Update: One person managed to take flight from Mt. Kilimanjaro for the charity. Congratulations!

Just an update to the charity we a re participating in. Please help us with donations if you can, anything you can give will go a long way. You will be automatically entered into our charity prize giveaway for your donation. For a second chance to win our charity prize giveaway, like our page and share it with your friends.

There is this amazing lady that we know Kim Rose, who started an amazing initiative to help give back to her community. She started " Operation feed the People" for Vancouver's Downtown Eastside where she provides warm meals, clothing, blankets to the people who are less fortunate. She pooled her resources of friends, co-workers and even got donations from some of the local companies in the Vancouver area. We want to help her raise funds and are asking for your help and suppo...rt, so that she can continue with this important mission. She has successfully completed two of these street side gatherings, one was just before Christmas and the other was last Sunday. Her next one is on April 7th where I will be participating. The photo was taken during the Christmas gathering and Kim is the 4th lady from the left side. APEC is going to giveaway 6 of our renewable energy products to 6 individuals who can help us with donations for this wonderful cause. Stay tuned for further details and please share this with others that you think would be interested in helping us help Kim. Thank you Vancouver, we love you! See more

This comes from a fellow distributor in Israel Inspire - ' - the Converter is being used to charge an Oregon Scientific ATC9K camera

FreePlay Companion Radio When fully charged, it will provide 12 hours (at normal volume). 60-second wind: 20 minutes (at normal volume). 1 hour solar exposure will give you 1 hour of playtime. Also has a built-in flashlight and can charge hand held devices. Frequencies: FM 88-108 MHz. AM 500-1700 kHz. Weather Band 7 NOAA/MSC channels. www.RenewableEnergyNow.ca

Some Valentine's Day solar love from Zambia. What's better than a kitten and an Amp Solar Charger getting some afternoon sun? (there's even room for our competitor here).

Our 16 Watt panel being used in Indonesia on an all woman kayak expedition.

What we supplied Mark for his charity. Enjoy his pictures, there are more to come.

Update: Mark made it up Mount Kilimanjaro, but due to unusually high winds and bad weather, had to make the decision to descend. Apparently all 100 pilots made the summit and back down safely and only 1 individual made the decision to take the risky flight.

A series of interactive sound installations on the Santa Clarita trail are powered by our 2.0 Watt solar panels. Article in LA Times - http-//lat.ms/TZded5 Thanks to Dave Mickey for sharing.