Sujen International: Powering Africa’s Future at Enlit 2025

The alarming rise in debt burdens is a greater menace to developing countries than any other nation, yet it’s an issue that ultimately affects all of us. The pandemic and escalating fuel prices following the Ukraine invasion have significantly contributed to this worrisome trend, which hit developing nations the hardest. Urgent action is needed to reinvigorate the global partnership for sustainable development, especially by prioritizing energy accessibility and security as an equalizing force. To this end, we firmly believe that our innovative technology can play a vital role in providing resilient and efficient wind energy, which can augment the catalytic ingredients required to achieve this critical goal.

The ongoing decline of terrestrial ecosystems continues to be a pressing concern, with 10 million hectares of forest being destroyed every year. The primary drivers of this loss are agricultural expansion and urban growth, with other activities also playing a significant role. The pursuit of renewable energy is also contributing to the reduction of available land, with solar energy initiatives creating unusable areas after installation. Traditional wind turbines present their own challenges, such as static fields, noise pollution, and negative effects on farming.

Our technology offers a distinct solution to these issues, providing unobtrusive energy from wind without the negative effects of solar and traditional wind turbines. We believe that our technology should be used in conjunction with solar and traditional wind solutions, where appropriate. For example, our products can help reduce the vast amounts of land required for solar, while generating more resilient energy. In cases where traditional wind turbines are necessary, our technology can be used to fill necessary gaps. As stated in the recent United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022, there is a pressing need for better protection, restoration, and sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, and our technology offers a vital contribution to achieving these goals.

The recent United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022 has sounded a “code red” warning about the devastating consequences of climate change. It is alarming to know that our much-needed window to prevent a catastrophic disaster is rapidly closing. The oceans and global temperatures are experiencing an unprecedented rise, with a sharp increase in the intensity and frequency of extreme weather events. Adding to this distressing situation, energy-related CO2 emissions have hit a record high.

The situation demands immediate action, and that is exactly what our innovative micro-wind technology offers. With a uniquely high-power density and exceptional efficiency, our technology is designed to remove maximum CO2 per square foot, making it an excellent choice to combat climate change. As we strive to protect the planet for future generations, our technology offers an effective step in the right direction.

According to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022, the state of urban air pollution is dire, affecting an astonishing 99% of the global urban population. Furthermore, the number of nations without adequate plans to combat disasters sustainably and resolutely has doubled since 2015. The current strategy of the United Nations – to ensure that no one is left behind – will require less costly and more dependable mix of technologies such as solar, wind, water and biomass energy solutions in the most affected impoverished regions. The deployment of aggressive carbon reduction initiatives will be imperative to ensure the success of this plan. Our incredibly adaptable and resilient micro wind energy technology is the perfect solution to this crisis. We strive to provide affordable electrification options to urban areas and reduce carbon dioxide emissions. As a result, these underprivileged communities can thrive in safe, all-inclusive, prosperous environments that are both resilient and sustainable.

As per the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022, global manufacturing has made a resounding comeback from the pandemic. However, it is daunting to find that less developed countries have not been able to revel in the same positive impact. A concerning figure indicates that 1 in 3 manufacturing jobs have suffered negative implications, and this trend is especially apparent in developing nations where the costs of energy are disproportionately high, exerting harsh impacts on the bottom line. A prime example is South Africa, where the persistent power outages have resulted in significant losses. To combat this challenge, our exceptional product offers a lower levelized cost of energy (LCOE), enabling manufacturing entities to curtail their dependence on expensive and ecologically harmful fossil fuels. By reducing costs, our solution considerably impacts the bottom line, and owing to its high power density, it has the potential to create a revenue stream by supplying energy to other facilities and nation states.

According to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022, while worker productivity has bounced back, it remains a concern that less developed countries have not experienced the same positive impact. This issue is compounded by rising inflation rates and sustained labor market challenges. Nevertheless, the renewable energy sector is expected to be among the fastest-growing labor industries in the market. As we plan to scale up our innovative technology’s sales and implementation, it will be critical to provide necessary upskilling to support our expansion in this market, promoting long-term, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth, as well as full and productive employment for all.

According to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022, there has been a concerning deceleration in electrification progress, especially in areas that are underserved and underdeveloped. Although aggressive targets for renewable energy have been set worldwide, the share of renewables in total final energy consumption is a mere 17.7%, even lower than that of developing nations. Fortunately, our innovative product offers a solution to this problem. With a power density that surpasses any other wind-based energy generator at an impressive 19MW/acre or 50MW/Ha, we guarantee high levels of efficiency without sacrificing performance. Furthermore, our product is easily transportable, eliminating the need for extensive infrastructure construction before delivery and installation, such as building new road systems and transmission networks. This makes it possible for us to supply reliable and sustainable power to even the most remote and rural areas.

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022 indicates that there is a significant gender disparity in global employment, with women comprising only 39% of the total workforce. Recognizing the need to address this inequality, our solutions prioritize inclusivity and aim to empower individuals of all genders, race, class, and sexual orientations.

We believe that collaboration with a diverse range of local partners and employees is essential in promoting gender equality and empowering women and girls. Our approach is non-restrictive, ensuring that everyone can participate in achieving meaningful change.

By prioritizing inclusivity and promoting collaboration, we are committed to doing our part in creating a world where all individuals, regardless of gender or orientation, have equal access to opportunities and resources. Through these efforts, we hope to contribute to the broader push towards sustainable development and a more equitable future for all.

The negative effects of respiratory illness and disease can be largely mitigated through a decrease in carbon emissions. By utilizing our highly efficient products, a substantial amount of carbon dioxide can be effectively removed from the atmosphere, allowing for improved health and well-being for all individuals and contributing to the development of healthier communities.

Based on findings from the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022, the combination of conflict, COVID-19, climate change, and increasing inequalities has resulted in a worldwide threat to food security. As a result, 47% of countries globally have been impacted by rising food prices. Our product offers a lower levelized cost of energy (LCOE), allowing countries to reduce their reliance on costly and environmentally harmful fossil fuels. By adopting our technology, such countries can provide their citizens with lower energy costs, enabling families to have more money at their disposal.