The solar micro-grid has been installed! Please check out our video for tons of photos and a few good stories.  

Here is our newest blog post! Don’t forget to check out the movie we made for Pardada Pardadi. Many of you have asked us to show more of the school and the students, so here is a great holiday video, shown below our video blog. -Cam & Adam Video Blog: Warning: Be prepared to smile, laugh, … More The Contract

Welcome to our first video blog post! Please watch both Part 1 and Part 2 for the full VLOG experience. Enjoy!

Why do I love traveling so much? After numerous trips abroad I could no longer say “I am having a once in a life time experience” or “I’m trying to discover myself”. Those statements became platitudes and I was forced to look a little deeper. My obsession with traveling began in 5th grade when I … More Pardada Pardadi Educational Society

After a full three weeks together in India, it was finally time to head to our final and more permanent destination: the town of Anupshahr in Western Uttar Pradesh. The visit to the micro-grids in Unnao had us fired up and ready to put the wheels in motion for our own micro-grid project. We recapped … More Anupshahr

After an early morning flight, we arrived at Boond’s offices in Unnao, and it was time to get our micro-grid on. We were greeted by Karan and Sourav, two Boond employees who volunteered their busy days to show us the micro-grids they had installed in the area. Karan handles the community development side, and Sourav, the … More Unnao

Delhi. What a city! During many years of travel, I have seen 27 countries and yet, there is still no place quite like Delhi. Delhi is an ancient city that has been the capital of many empires. Ashoka, the Hindu turned Buddhist emperor of India’s largest historical empire, left one of his many columns which … More Delhi

After almost six months in India and with soaring temperatures and the monsoon looming, I felt it was time to leave. I spent the summer traveling from Nepal to the Philippines then up through Taiwan, Korea, and China. During this time, I was able to separate myself from the project and reflect on its progress. … More Bangalore…Part 2

India is longer than it is wide. It stretches from the snow caped Himalayan mountains of Kashmir to the tropical beaches of Kerala. So how did we come to find ourselves on the “wrong side” of a very large country? For some perspective, Bangalore is a 39-hour train ride from Delhi which is still a … More Bangalore…Part 1

This blog will not read like an episode of Narcos, but, for the solar nerds, the travel lovers, and our friends and family, we have a good story we would like to share with you. The research for this project began last January when I arrived in Anupshahr, a little town on the banks of … More An Idea is Born