International Clean Energy Inc.: Pioneer of the Decentralized Energy Transition

The future of energy is local, clean, climate-neutral - and it belongs to us all

Wilmington (pts026/23.04.2025/15:20)

International Clean Energy Inc. (ICE) embodies a vision that is transforming the energy world: clean, decentralized, and accessible energy for all. Founded in 2022, the company is dedicated to breaking the dependency on fossil fuels and establishing energy as a fundamental right. With innovative technologies and a clear focus on sustainability, ICE positions itself as a trailblazer in the global energy transition.

A Mission for the Future

Under the leadership of CEO Michael Haueisen, ICE pursues an ambitious mission: the democratization of energy supply. The company believes that every individual, business, and community has the right to an independent, climate-neutral energy supply. Instead of relying on centralized systems dominated by large corporations, ICE develops decentralized solutions such as solar systems, wind turbines, micro-hydropower plants, and hydrogen systems. These technologies enable energy to be generated and stored locally—in homes, factories, or rural communities.

ICE's strategy is built on five pillars: research and development, compact power generators, hydrogen storage, local microgrids, and energy-efficient devices. This holistic approach tackles the core issues of the energy market: high electricity prices, social inequality, and the dominance of fossil fuels. According to the International Energy Agency's World Energy Outlook 2023, over 70% of global energy still comes from fossil sources. ICE aims to significantly reduce this share and create a sustainable alternative.

Innovative Technologies for a Clean Future

ICE's portfolio includes groundbreaking technologies that combine efficiency and accessibility:

AirLoop Wind Generator: This compact wind generator produces electricity even at low wind speeds starting from 2 m/s. With a diameter of just 1.8 meters, it is ideal for urban and rural settings and requires no permits, simplifying installation.

WaterLoop Micro-Hydropower: Based on the Pelton turbine principle, WaterLoop harnesses slow-flowing water streams as small as 10 cm in diameter. It is perfect for remote areas or small agricultural operations.

Solario Nano-Solar Modules: Enhanced by nanocoatings, these modules increase light absorption and perform efficiently even in low-light conditions. They are self-cleaning, durable, and can be applied to various surfaces like facades or windows.

R2H2 Hydrogen System: This system produces hydrogen through an energy-efficient two-stage process and stores it in solid-state storage units. It provides reliable, CO₂-free energy supply.

Nanotechnology Solutions: Multifunctional nanocoatings make surfaces intelligent by integrating features like lighting, heating, or energy storage.

These technologies are not only environmentally friendly but also cost-effective. They reduce operating costs and make clean energy affordable, particularly in regions with high electricity prices, such as Germany (41.4 cents/kWh) or the EU (24.9 cents/kWh).

Global Impact: Focus on Africa

A key focus for ICE is improving access to clean electricity in Africa, where approximately 600 million people still lack electricity in 2025. In partnership with the SusTec Institute, a UN-recognized NGO, ICE promotes local production of energy modules to create jobs and reinvest profits into African communities. By 2027, ICE plans to create 12,000 jobs in Africa. Projects like solar-powered clinics and schools enhance healthcare and education, save lives, and foster economic opportunities.

The Energy Transition as Social Progress

ICE views clean energy as a catalyst for social change. Access to electricity reduces fine particulate matter and greenhouse gases, which, according to the WHO, could prevent 7 million premature deaths annually due to air pollution. In developing countries, electricity powers vaccine refrigerators, diagnostic equipment, and school computers, improving health and education. Economically, the energy transition creates jobs—12 million worldwide, according to IRENA—and boosts productivity even in rural areas.

Conclusion: A Movement for All

ICE is more than a technology company—it is a movement for a just, sustainable future. Together with partners, customers, and shareholders, the company drives the energy transition, which not only protects the climate but also provides millions worldwide with access to energy, healthcare, and education. As CEO Haueisen emphasizes: "The future of energy is local, clean, climate-neutral—and it belongs to us all!" To join this vision, visit www.internationalclean.energy.

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