12 September 2009
Réalisation of the Batant v1.1 technical guide
Constructions : Burkina (fundraising and technical support), Madagascar (fundraising and technical support), Mali (technical support)
New Solar Fire website creation
Public presentation of (...)
10 mai 2009
Since the winter 2007, many machines have been built in France (Côte d’Azur, Alps, Corsica...) They have been realized by the non-profit org "Projet du Feu Solaire" or by individual initiatives (like Baptiste Lavigne and the asso "A Demi Voix" and (...)
14 December 2008
The actions of the asso would not have been possible without: Olivier Vachez, Julia et Simon Albertini, Véronique Prat-Morat, Philippe Napoléon (salon Ever), Audrey Moussel, Mark Sosson, Halu Tajima, RV Lhortolat from Pré aux yourtes, Basile (...)
14 December 2008
Winter Presentation at the EVER Ecological Salon in Monaco:
Work shop for Vesta construction in Clans, a small village in the Alps:
3 short films made by Basile Remaury. Acoustic concert by David Berkeley at the "Casa Giafferi" to raise (...)
14 December 2008
Construction of Vesta and presentation at the Festival of the Wind in Calvi (Corsica) :
The Uni let us recuperate mirrors at the soon to be destroyed experimental "trough" solar concentrator at Vignola :
Presentations at Corte University (...)
14 December 2008
The goal of the French non-profit org "Projet du Feu Solaire" founded in 2007 is to work in partnership and collaboration with other associations, organizations, foundations, and institutions.
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14 December 2008
Two students in renewable energies in Corte (Corsica), Baptiste Lavigne and Nathan Guérin wanted to built a solar fire machine. Without any budget and real workshop, they made it and called it the Batant (Baptiste/Nathan) !
The Batant (...)
14 December 2008
The association "Planet Science Mediterranean" organizes each year, with the regional council PACA and the DRJS, summer camps where youth can spend part of their vacation in nature as well familiarize themselves with renewable energy.
11 boys (...)