85% of people lack reliable access to electricity
Up to 50% of household incomes go to non-renewable energy sources
Charcoal used for cooking is creating alarming levels of deforestation
Kerosene, the most common lighting fuel, causes untold numbers of burns and fires
Poor quality batteries used by the poor require 50x more energy to make then they deliver.
Lifeline Energy improves the quality of life of vulnerable populations. We provide renewable energy alternatives to those most in need. This includes sustainable access to information and education, as well as lights and solar energy.

Tom Hanks
with the Lifeplayer
Somali women and children in the Dadaab refugee camps urgently need solar-powered and wind-up radios and lights. Donate Now >>
Somali secondary school girls receive lights in Dadaab's Ifo camp.
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Our Lifeplayer MP3 has been recognised for its ability to provide education to marginalised communities at the SAB Foundation Innovations Awards. Read more >>
Our new Prime is now reaching more than 20,000 vulnerable Rwandese children and widows.
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In the last of our intern blogs, Stephanie Schmitt discusses how hands-on development work changed her career path. Read more >>
Our radio-lights are helping ease “one of the biggest gaps” in Japan’s post disaster recovery – reliable access to info and services. Read more >>
Described as the 'iPod®' for development, the Lifeplayer will deliver education and information in ways never before possible
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