Shift is a revolutionary non-profit energy initiative that converts animal waste into reliable, inexpensive energy for those who need it.
The world is in need of a better, more reliable and accessible way to generate energy for those who lack it.
16% of the world’s population still does not have access to electricity
38% of the world’s population uses unsafe energy, resulting in 3.5 million deaths every year
Waste is stored in an oxygen-free concrete dome
Bacteria then breaks down fecal waste into usable biogas over time
The clean gas is then piped to homes in remote villages
Homes will be able to use this energy for cooking and electricity, many of them for the very first time
Construction of energy dome 3 (part of Indiegogo campaign) nearly complete
Rehan standing on top of one of Shift’s new energy domes – almost ready to go!
Meeting the lovely animals supplying Shift’s first energy domes with free and abundant input!
On site examining Shift’s energy domes and speaking with beneficiaries. The domes are running smoothly with stable gas supply.
Shift’s two energy domes are in operation and running at full capacity! Together, these domes are providing free, safe gas to nearly 50 people!
Touring Khipro village in interior Sindh, Pakistan, where Shift will be building the next several energy domes to supply free, safe cooking fuel to those who lack it.
Construction of energy dome 2. Local residents are excited about Shift’s energy domes and we’re getting more and more farmers asking for domes in their village.
Our first energy dome in the village of Kakka Kolu, Pakistan. This dome is now fully functional.
Covering the energy dome with sand. Most of the dome will be underground to limit our visible footprint.
The sign for the first energy dome! Rehan insisted we put both country flags!
Heading to Kakka Kolu village
Rehan taking a selfie near the first build site
Foundation of the dome that stores the waste and biogas
Each energy dome costs only $2,500 and can support several families in need.
100% of all your donations go to the building of energy domes.