Emergency & humanitarian

Power where infrastructure has failed.

After a storm, a flood or in a humanitarian crisis, the grid is often gone and fuel logistics break down — exactly when reliable power matters most. The Power Cube generates 5–6 kW continuously without fuel and without sunlight, and the related Life Cube delivers 1–1.5 kW plus climate control and water generation.

Why fuel-free power fits crisis response.

No fuel logistics

Generators that run on diesel become useless when the fuel chain breaks. The Power Cube needs none.

Continuous, weather-independent

Sun-, wind- and grid-independent — a baseline that does not falter through nights, storms or blackouts.

Compact and indoor-capable

0.8 × 0.4 × 0.6 m, ~50 kg, silent and emission-free — installs in shelters, clinics or aid containers.

Life Cube companion

The smaller Life Cube adds onboard climate control and water generation — designed for humanitarian and survival use.

Field clinic

A field clinic after a flood.

After flooding cuts the grid for weeks, a field clinic runs lights, fridges for medication, IT and a water-generation unit from a Power Cube and a Life Cube — without daily fuel runs into the disaster zone.

Emergency & humanitarian FAQ

How fast can it be deployed?
The cabinet is small enough to be moved by two people and connects like a normal generator. Specific deployment workflows are coordinated with the Neutrino Energy Group.
What is the difference to the Life Cube?
The Power Cube provides 5–6 kW of general electricity. The Life Cube is a smaller 1–1.5 kW survival unit with climate control and water generation built in — designed for humanitarian/remote use.
Can it run during a multi-week outage?
Yes — because there is no fuel, the runtime is not limited by a tank or supply chain.
Is it safe to run indoors in a shelter?
Yes — no combustion, no exhaust, near-silent.

Power that arrives without a fuel chain.

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