Bright Products
Durable portable solar lamps for humanitarian organisations, emergency preparedness and off-grid communities
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-30
About Bright Products
BRIGHT designs and supplies portable solar lamps that provide lighting and mobile charging during crises, power outages and in off-grid settings. Its range includes emergency, household and modular lamps designed for durability, repairability and recycling.
Customers include humanitarian organisations and procurement partners, as well as communities needing lighting where electricity is limited or unreliable. The company supplies physical products for humanitarian aid, emergency preparedness and off-grid use.
BRIGHT Products AS was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Oslo, Norway. Its products include the SunBell, Move, Start+, SunTurtle and Sol; the company reports partnerships with UNHCR and UNICEF.
Product: Designs and supplies portable solar lamps for emergency preparedness, humanitarian aid and off-grid lighting, including models with mobile charging.
Jobs at Bright Products
Leadership
- Karianne Ellekrans · CEOSource: company website
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