WattCycle & Ivy League: Shaping a Sustainable Future Through Innovation and Education
At WattCycle, we believe that innovation, sustainability, and education are the foundations of a resilient future. That’s why we proudly support the Ivy League Solar Backpack Project—an initiative that addresses power shortages in disaster-affected regions while empowering students to solve real-world problems through renewable energy.
Renewable Energy in Education & Disaster Relief
In emergencies caused by natural disasters, conflicts, or power outages, access to electricity can be life-saving. The Solar Backpack Project delivers portable solar power to regions facing unstable or disrupted energy supplies, providing essential support when it is needed most.
A Student-Led Innovation with Global Impact
Led by students from Ivy League’s Next Generation of Sustainable Living (NGSL) program, the project is fully student-driven—from design and engineering to deployment.
The solar backpacks have already been deployed in Ukraine, the United States, and Africa, supplying power to phones, laptops, and essential devices in energy-scarce regions.
WattCycle’s Role: Powering Hope with Reliable Energy
WattCycle provides critical energy support through its 12V lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries, known for safety, durability, and long service life.
Compact, lightweight, and highly efficient, these batteries are ideal for portable emergency power systems, ensuring reliable operation even in harsh environments.By supplying advanced battery solutions, WattCycle helps transform student innovation into life-saving tools—delivering not just power, but hope.
Education Meets Real-World Change
Beyond engineering skills, the project cultivates social responsibility and global awareness among students. They witness firsthand how renewable energy can improve lives and support humanitarian efforts, strengthening their commitment to sustainability and innovation.
For WattCycle, this collaboration goes beyond product support—it is an investment in the next generation of engineers, innovators, and change-makers.
