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The human scale solar tech created to support people locally. The human scale solar tech created to support people locally.

Lytefire

People make the change. It cannot come from technology only. To make sustainable changes happen in energy we work with everybody, NGOs, DIYers, schools, artisans, ... and you.

1 Humanitarian

We provide hardware and training to create sustainable jobs. We do it for our humanitarian clients to reinforce the local economy and livelihoods, to protect forests and improve the air quality.

How we create jobs →

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Build your own direct solar energy access with the Lytefire construction guides.

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Joan Arwa Ogwang
Joan Arwa Ogwang, Kenya
Solar Fire Bakery Founder
Entrepreneur

"When the sun rises and the sky is blue, I am sure it’s a good baking day. Our demand rose to 40kg a day and it’s impressive to see how well the Lytefire can handle this. It’s a joy for me and my bakers to bake tray after tray with solar."

Prudence Vasta, Uganda
Prudence Vasta, Uganda
Chief Baker at BPJ Nebbi Smart Up Solar Bakery and Farmer
Started in 2022 with one Lytefire oven after a training

"Receiving the Lytefire Solar oven has improved our lives. We are glad to testify the beauty in using solar energy because it’s cheap, user friendly and we no longer spend money on electricity or charcoal."

Robert Freling
Robert Freling, USA
Executive Director at SELF - Solar Electric Light Fund
Initiated and oversaw our women's empowerment project with SELF in Uganda

"Throughout the process, Lytefire proved itself as an innovative, resourceful, and thoughtful partner in Uganda. They offer an impressive product, and back it with in-depth knowledge and supportive staff. The Lytefire units have a triple impact of fighting climate change, enhancing food security, and supporting rural entrepreneurship. This technology has great potential to help the world. I am pleased to recommend Lytefire."

Christina Nyback
Christina Nyback, Finland
International Programme Director at World Vision Finland
Oversees our projects with World Vision in East Africa

"Such a great example of sustainable innovation supporting local entrepreneurship, livelihoods, and school meals. Thank you for the inspiring initiative and for the important collaboration, Lytefire!"

Benedict Bithola
Benedict Bithola, Uganda
Manager of BPJ Nebbi Smart Up Solar Bakery
Started in 2022 with one Lytefire oven after a training

"Joining the Lytefire project was a special moment and the best decision we have ever made because in most countries in Africa, especially in Uganda, we are educated to look for jobs as job seekers not as job creators but this bakery group with the Lytefire solar oven and training has given us an opportunity to create jobs."

Peter Stähli
Peter Stähli, Switzerland
Co-President of PrimeSteps Foundation
Oversaw and visited our project with PrimeSteps in Kenya

"By harnessing solar energy, bakeries using the Lytefire solar oven eliminate the costs of electricity and coal. This enables them to produce goods more cost-effectively and gradually increase sales volumes, despite the limited purchasing power in rural areas. As a result, poverty can be tackled more effectively."

Patrick Sebbowa Lubowa
Patrick Sebbowa Lubowa, Uganda
Acting Head of Programs 2018 at Plan International Uganda
Oversaw the implementation of our project with Plan International in Uganda

"Plan International Uganda has been very satisfied with Lytefire’s pedagogy, methodology, organization skills and the solar concentrator Lytefire (solar oven) is very well adapted to Uganda’s context for small entrepreneurs. The Lytefire is empowering people and is a good solution for climate change mitigation among vulnerable populations."

Prix Afrique Excellence
Prix Afrique Excellence, France
Jury
Awarded an innovation prize to the Solar Fire Bakery in 2025

"The second prize awarded to the solar bakery recognizes a project requiring very little capital, using updated techniques for baking bread through concentrated solar power. It meets the requirements of sustainability and accessibility, is highly replicable across all regions, and is a reliable way to stabilize and retain local populations, as the bakery serves as a hub of social activity."

Quentin Feutren
Quentin Feutren
Co-Founder, Conserverie Végétale Fourmi
Built and started a business with a DIY Lytefire

"I chose the DIY Lytefire because it’s an incredibly accessible tool for those who want to live differently. I had no welding experience before building my Lytefire. I would also add that the design is incredibly simple. By that I mean it’s quite magical to see how it works so simply and so effectively on a daily basis."

Hellen Mekede
Hellen Mekede, Uganda
Training participant
Participated to a training for Plan International

"The Lytefire is the best for baking as it is environment friendly. For our group and myself during this training I have acquired advanced baking skills, good hygiene practices and entrepreneurial skills during the training. Using the Lytefire we will provide our community with good quality solar snacks or bites that are smoke free."

Joe Speicher
Joe Speicher, USA
Executive Director, Autodesk Foundation
Oversaw Autodesk Foundations impact pilot partnership with Lytefire

"The ability to leapfrog from one technology to the other, much like the explosion of mobile phone technology across the continent of South-Saharan Africa, we need a similar intervention from an energy perspective. That’s the main thing that made me excited about GoSol (Lytefire) and one of the reasons why we support your organization."

Arnaud Crétot
Arnaud Crétot, France
Founder at NeoLoco solar bakery and seeds roastery
Former CTO of Lytefire, entrepreneur using Lytefire

"Solar artisanats will soon be recognized as an instrument of the world of the future. And not only in France"

Susanne Müller
Susanne Müller, Germany
Impact Investor and Quality Control Specialist
Visited Lytefire solar bakeries in Uganda and Kenya

"This product holds the solution to a group of global issues that we need to tackle now!"

Didier Ménard, France
Didier Ménard, France, France
Founder at Atelier Belenos, solar seeds roastery
Solar entrepreneur

"I think Lytefire is an almost indispensable tool for the future."

Sister Denise
Sister Denise, Tanzania
Head of Mwanza Montesoori School
3 Lytefire Ovens + Solar Bakery Trainings

"We are able to save 500€ per month of buying bread that we now bake ourselves, and on top of that, the solar bakery brings an income of 260€ every month from additional sales"

Carlos Afonso
Carlos Afonso, Spain
Dir. of Business Development, International Programs at Plan International Spain
Oversaw our project with World Vision in Sudan

"In Sudan, we have been very satisfied with Lytefire’s innovative solar oven and the company’s professionalism, technical support, responsiveness, and clear scale-up plans. Plan International is looking forward to continuing the partnership and scale-up phase."

Acili Joshua Gabriel
Acili Joshua Gabriel, Uganda
Training participant
Participated to a training for Plan International

"The training was amazing and it helped me in many different ways; It has improved my entrepreneurial skills, baking skills and understanding solar energy and how the Lytefire works. It has helped my technical skills as I can operate, maintain and fix the machine."

Afros Otieno
Afros Otieno, Kenya
Solar baker at Misire
Participated to a training for World Vision

“The Lytefire Oven is giving us 275 KSh (€2,70) per day, but with the charcoal oven it’s only 75 KSh (€0,70). That’s a big difference.”

Sylvia Atayi
Sylvia Atayi, Kenya
Elgeyo Marakwet Cluster Manager, World Vision
Oversaw local project implementation in 2025

"Joan’s bread is better than any other. So yummy! Her solar fire bakery is the best bakery in town."

Akwanga Denish Rashid
Akwanga Denish Rashid, Uganda
Training participant
Participated to a training for Plan International

"The Lytefire will help the community to bake bread with solar, instead of firewood and charcoal. I wish for it to create income within our community because the locals will save money for transport and will buy fresh local solar baked bread within walking distance!"

Romain Zamboni
Romain Zamboni, France
Founder at Helie solar micro-brewery
Started his business with a DIY Lytefire

"Our beers are brewed thanks to the power of the sun! To reduce our carbon footprint and the use of resources required for our lifestyle and consumption, the sun is our best friend!"

Mouhamadou Touré
Mouhamadou Touré, Senegal
Association ADSCAL
Initiated and oversaw our project with ADSCAL in Senegal

"Under the initiative of ADSCAL and with the excellent service provided by Lytefire, four solar ovens have been installed for the bakeries and a pastry shop run by a women’s group in the village of Agnam, as part of the fight against deforestation in a region strongly affected by climate change. The energy and dedication shown by Mrs. Wissenz go far beyond the project itself and give us complete satisfaction and confidence in recommending this work."

Benedicte Elting
Benedicte Elting, Cabo Verde
DIY Project Initiator
Built a DIY Lytefire

"I’m so happy about the inauguration and presentation of the DIY oven… The important people were there: the mayor of São Domingos, the secretary of the Luxembourg embassy, and the director of the IEFP (the vocational training center), a project I managed to bring to life! We succeeded in reaching 220°C for two hours! But the weather is extremely cloudy at the moment, and since I bake sourdough bread, I’m not very flexible! My vision is that we can offer training around the oven, but also training for building it, so that the oven can spread throughout Cape Verde!"

Pierre Brun
Pierre Brun, Mexico
DIY Project Initiator
Built a DIY Lytefire

“Here are two beautiful examples of what can be done here with the Lytefire DIY. I now need to find a serious user in Mexico who is ready to get involved. I also want to promote this technology. At the moment, I’m starting the construction of the building that will be used to prepare the ingredients before baking, and people from the community who want to learn will be able to come. I hope to discover more people passionate about this work. In addition, it will be a very visible example for interested artisans. A whole promotional program for the future!”

Jean-Yves Morard
Jean-Yves Morard, France
Solar baking enthusiast
On-line supporter

"It’s clear that Lytefire is a pioneer in what could be the starting point for a new economy, one that’s much more virtuous and cleaner!"

Abraham
Abraham, Uganda
Training participant
Participated to a training for Plan International

"I believe the Lytefire will help employment for youths, reduce usage of charcoal and emissions to the atmosphere because we will be using direct sun through concentrated solar energy!"

Shawn Connell
Shawn Connell, USA
Educator at GrowNYC
Built a DIY Lytefire to cook and teach kids about sustainability

"We made popcorn as a snack this morning, (look how hot the cooker got at 9am). Then this afternoon the students used it to make a stir-fry using ingredients from the garden (collard greens, garlic, onions, eggplants, and herbs)."

Joan Arwa Ogwang, Kenya
Joan Arwa Ogwang, Kenya
Solar Fire Bakery Founder
Solar entrepreneur who started Africa's first solar bakery

"When the sun rises early morning and the sky is blue, I am sure it’s a good baking day with the sun rays. Since our bakery demand rose from the 10kg per day to not less than 40 kg a day it’s impressive to see how well the Lytefire can handle such a big batch of production. And it’s so good to see myself and other bakers I work with put in a full tray of ready to be baked products as they are taking out the fully baked tray of solar goodies."

Obwana Alanson
Obwana Alanson, Uganda
Training participant
Participated to a training for Plan International

"Training with the Lyfeire technology is environmentally friendly and using solar as a form of energy that will sustain my life and the community without causing harm such as C02. As a bakery we are preserving the environment and the other living organisms."

Didier Ménard
Didier Ménard, France
Founder at Atelier Belenos, solar seeds roastery
Solar seed roasting business

"What attracted me to the Lytefire was the simplicity of the product, and the fact that it’s an extremely robust and a highly efficient mechanical unit."

Emmanuel Kim
Emmanuel Kim, Uganda
Training participant
Participated to a training for Plan International

"The community still considers solar energy as an alternative, yet it is the first energy source that isn’t owned yet; nobody utilizes the sun."

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NEWSLETTER  ·  3 hours ago
Dear solar friends,

Since the beginning of the year, we have been more outspoken on social media. Solar baking, solar cooking and what Lytefire does… it is still not well known and we think it’s important to work on that too. 

Entrepreneurs like Joan in Kenya, Prudence and Benedict in Uganda,&nbsp;(…)

Dear solar friends,
Since the beginning of the year, we have been more outspoken on social media. Solar baking, solar cooking and what Lytefire does… it is still not well known and we think it’s important to work on that too.

Entrepreneurs like Joan in Kenya, Prudence and Benedict in Uganda, Michel, Denis, Manon et Quentin, Vincent, Romain and many others (and their teams!) are some of the most courageous entrepreneurs out there, and they work with a Lytefire.

Hopefully we can get all of them more known. ARTE, the French/German TV channel, has released a documentary talking about innovation and the energy transition globally, and Lytefire is part of it. Until June 14th, you can watch the documentary for free in French and in German. See minutes 18:00-23:30.

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Lytefire on ARTE TV

Beyond that, the global news is depressing. Energy costs are rising, the climate is heating, and geopolitically much damage is done.

But for us this is all the more reason to push for local, sovereign, regenerative energy as the basis of dignified, sustainable jobs and livelihoods. On one hand we get to do this with our humanitarian clients and partners, on the other hand, since the beginning we have been empowering DIYers to build Lytefire wherever they are.

In this global context we think that DIY is, more than ever, an important strategy to disseminate Lytefire to new places. It’s all about empowering individuals directly with the knowledge they need to build their energy access.

One thing we have learned from the DIYers is that people are creative and always interested in exploring new possibilities. Many have asked if they can build both the oven and the cooker, not just one or the other. This is why we have decided to repackage our construction guides in a different way. One is the starter package, aimed at those starting out in the simplest way, only interested in the cooker. And the other one, the builder package, is for those more ambitious who want to build either the cooker, the oven or both. This package comes with dedicated support hours (via phone, whatsapp, email) to help you succeed your local build providing real, human advice tailored to you.

We are also working on improving the DIY experience in other ways. We’ll tell you more about it in our next newsletter (you will probably receive 2 or 3 before Summer).

New projects globe on www.lytefire.com
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One more thing: Some of you have known us for 14 years now and you know that we are a team of doers, not very inclined to marketing. For years, people have sent us nice comments, pictures, messages and now we have decided to bring light on all the successes. The result is a new website reflecting the growing number of Lytefire users. Check it, and share it!
We need you: Contact us for a project, put us in touch with motivated people and connect us to the media. Thank you!


Looking back on the last 24 Lytefires installed

In the rest of this newsletter we want to recap our successful and less successful projects in the humanitarian sector globally over the last months.

The humanitarian sector is at stake everywhere. Still, 24 Lytefire PRO have been installed in Kenya, Uganda, Guinea-Bissau, Ethiopia, Senegal, and Angola with our humanitarian partners and clients.

We are grateful to all our NGOs clients and users, our investors, our team and board members, and to Metco, our Kenyan manufacturer.


In East Africa, we have continued to work in Kenya and Uganda thanks to the support of PrimeSteps Foundation. The Foundation is focused on poverty alleviation through entrepreneurship. Joan Arwa delivered great trainings to allow the creation of 6 solar baking activities powered by Lytefire. The groups have been identified with the help of World Vision Kenya. In order to facilitate appropriation, each community had to invest in the project by preparing a kitchen, work environments and a flat and steady ground. The baking activities have started in Sego, Funuyla and Salgaa. Some groups are only women entrepreneurs and we were really happy to see that they were able to install the Lytefire by themselves. The Arise & Shine group is one of the most promising ones. We have captured their experience and we’ll soon share it with you.

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In Ethiopia, Stem Synergy has produced and deployed 7 Lytefire units. They have been very courageous in doing so because of the local conflicts, the rise of material prices and the discontinuation of government programs meant to support youth entrepreneurship through microloans.


In Angola, we have been very pleased to see that each solar oven has been properly installed by the local teams with minimal support from us. What happened with the UNDP is exactly what we wish to encourage in the future! We love to see people being autonomous. It gets the local people involved directly, rooting the knowledge locally. That is also why we want to reinforce our DIY approach this year.

The 3 ovens have been installed for the UNDP in Benguela, Lua Norte and Uige.

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In West Africa, things have been more challenging, especially in Senegal. ADSCAL Association contacted us a long time ago to equip 3 small bakeries in the village of Agnam. Another oven has been installed for a group of women baking biscuits and cakes. The women’s oven is in use, but the switch to solar baking operations for the other ones has been very challenging. For once, we have experienced a long series of blockages: from delays in the delivery to issues during installation. Add to this bad weather conditions, with hazy weather that is not allowing full performance. We’re still working on it to find a solution. In Guinea-Bissau, 3 solar ovens have also been installed in Bafata, Cacheu and Oio with SWISSAID.

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Sam doing a great job in the field, with so much rigor and dedication. As usual. ☺

In Haiti. For those of you who have supported Mackenson in 2024 with us to create Pain Soleil, here is an update.

When Makenson reached out to us in late 2023 with a half-built Lytefire we were honestly really touched. We decided to support him like we did so many times with other entrepreneurs. Our community pulled through and within a few weeks we had the money together and sent it. Even before that we sent him our latest construction guide to support his work.

After the campaign Mackenson managed to build the Lytefire and he created the terrasse for it, we have received these images below after we transferred the funds. But sadly he was not able to continue. He must have used a part of the money to support his family instead of investing it in the bakery because there have been several raids in Port-au-Prince, with lots of violence. The government left in January 2024, right when our crowdfunding campaign for him was over. Since then gangs have been ruling the country because of political instability. Now, there’s a businessman who’s served as the acting prime minister since 2024, who became the country’s sole leader a few weeks ago. Later in 2024 we received that update and he mentioned he is using the oven for his family and for the neighbors. Then we didn’t hear anything more about the bakery. Of course the situation in Haiti is terrible. Maybe he will be able to restart activities, we don’t know.

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Europe: France

Yes, this newsletter is already long, but wait.

3 women have decided to start their solar bakeries. They are inspired by the examples of NeoLoco in Normandy and Barasol in Brittany. Mathilde et Tiphaine, are starting the solar bakery Facettes, in West France. This Summer, Naig will launch Pamie, the first solar bakery on the island of Belle-Île, in Brittany. Both got their Lytefire built by Grégoire, in Grenoble.

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Have a great Sunday,
Eva

-- 
Eva Wissenz

Founder & Managing Director
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Post #728 10 May 2026   ·  Newsletter
BLOG  ·  4 days ago
I was a small kid when I built my first DIY project. Back then, our winters still had real snow.

Every year. 

Back then, I already knew how to ski, but we didn’t own skis. 

So I decided to make them myself. I was like 8 years old. 

Skis are normally made out of "composite materials", a fancy&nbsp;(…)
On DIY building in wood

I was a small kid when I built my first DIY project. Back then, our winters still had real snow.
Every year.

Back then, I already knew how to ski, but we didn’t own skis.
So I decided to make them myself. I was like 8 years old.

Skis are normally made out of "composite materials", a fancy way of saying: impossible to recycle and impossible to build yourself. But I had seen, in a rustic restaurant, hanging on a wall, a pair of skis, made in all wood…

I was a lucky kid. I grew up on an organic farm, with a big workshop, all sorts of tools and parents who encouraged making things. I loved working with wood. It’s intuitive, beautiful, and really a friendly substance.
I think that was the start of my love for working with wood.

And it’s fast: I was done with my skis the next day, and got to test them in the same snow that inspired the action! Awesome.

I think building in wood could also be a good idea for Lytefire. Making it easier to build, simpler to start.

Last year I visited the university of Sofia Antipolis in the south of France. It was a program from Ecole des Mines. I was called there to be a solar instructor, and support the students, some of whom had 0 building experience... I instructed them to build simple mirror holders with wood. The students succeeded right away and we needed nothing but hand-tools. Bamboo has also been tried by Lytefire’s team members a while ago.

And even before this, in 2020, I instructed a group of students at the Bern University of Applied Sciences and their wood‑engineering department. 24 students explored ways to build Lytefire structures in wood. This was the height of COVID, now six years ago already! Everything was happening online, and there was no time to build. I was left with at least 6 different approaches to build Lytefire with wood… On top of my own ideas of how it could be done…

The lockdown started. At that time, I lived in Heuberge, a rustic Swiss mountain hotel. Surrounded by melting snow, and lots of sun. I proposed to the hotel to build a Lytefire oven… A way to attract more clients in the summer, to offer pizza, baked with the sun… With the global warming welcoming structure need new ideas.

I started building… And this time in wood.

And that brings me to the point:
We’re considering adding a wood‑based construction option to the Lytefire guides. It could make building easier, reduce the need for metal works, and open the door for more people to start.

If you have thoughts about wood‑building or feedback on our DIY guide, let’s talk about it! I think wood could open the way for more people to build their own solar access.

Post #727 5 May 2026   ·  Blog
PRESS  ·  17 March 2026
Bonnes nouvelles de la planète

S’emparer de l’énergie solaire  

"L’énergie solaire, qui ne génère pas de gaz à effet de serre, gagne du terrain. Éclairage urbain sur l’île indonésienne de Florès, coopérative fournissant de l’électricité verte en Forêt-Noire, boulangerie solaire en France :&nbsp;(…) Bonnes nouvelles de la planète

S’emparer de l’énergie solaire  

"L’énergie solaire, qui ne génère pas de gaz à effet de serre, gagne du terrain. Éclairage urbain sur l’île indonésienne de Florès, coopérative fournissant de l’électricité verte en Forêt-Noire, boulangerie solaire en France :&nbsp;(…)
Arte (Lytefire in Documentary 18:00-23:30)

Bonnes nouvelles de la planète
S’emparer de l’énergie solaire

"L’énergie solaire, qui ne génère pas de gaz à effet de serre, gagne du terrain. Éclairage urbain sur l’île indonésienne de Florès, coopérative fournissant de l’électricité verte en Forêt-Noire, boulangerie solaire en France : zoom sur des projets qui font avancer la transition énergétique."

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Post #726 17 March 2026   ·  Press
POST  ·  14 April 2026
A tragic part of history is when, based on pseudo-science, several populations were labelled &quot;the last ones&quot;. Those who are &quot;under developed&quot;. Those who are &quot;backward&quot;. 

In the humanitarian context, they are sometimes called the &quot;bottom of the pyramid&quot;.&nbsp;(…)

A tragic part of history is when, based on pseudo-science, several populations were labelled "the last ones". Those who are "under developed". Those who are "backward". 

In the humanitarian context, they are sometimes called the "bottom of the pyramid". Then, the "base" of the pyramid. The ones on the "last mile".

Who are these so-called last ones?

They are farmers, women, unemployed youths, refugees. All super skilled and far from being "last" in our hearts.

While rich cities debate the energy transition, communities are already living it because they have no other choice.

Those who never had access to the old system have no reason to cling to it. They skip straight to what works.

Lytefire was designed for them.

#SocialImpact #Humanitarian #womenempowerment
#GlobalSouth


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POST  ·  14 April 2026
What does empowerment mean to us? ⚡

It means that breathing a clean air and access to forest are basic rights. Having the choice not to use polluting energy is also a right. 

The energy transition will only work if everyone is included: from the DIYer to the NGO, from the local bakery to the&nbsp;(…)

What does empowerment mean to us? ⚡

It means that breathing a clean air and access to forest are basic rights. Having the choice not to use polluting energy is also a right. 
The energy transition will only work if everyone is included: from the DIYer to the NGO, from the local bakery to the school canteen.

At Lytefire, we build technology and we train people. Because solar heat is the tool and empowerment is the goal. ☀️

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"Dans ce village des Côtes-d’Armor, le boulanger cuit son pain à l’énergie solaire 

Le boulanger Denis Roisil, installé à Le Faouët, dans les Côtes-d’Armor, cuit des kilos de pain par jour, sans dépenser un centime d’électricité. " "Dans ce village des Côtes-d’Armor, le boulanger cuit son pain à l’énergie solaire 

Le boulanger Denis Roisil, installé à Le Faouët, dans les Côtes-d’Armor, cuit des kilos de pain par jour, sans dépenser un centime d’électricité. "
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"Dans ce village des Côtes-d’Armor, le boulanger cuit son pain à l’énergie solaire

Le boulanger Denis Roisil, installé à Le Faouët, dans les Côtes-d’Armor, cuit des kilos de pain par jour, sans dépenser un centime d’électricité. "

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