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We specialize in portable solar-powered lights with charging capabilities because they provide essential access to light and energy in off-grid communities worldwide. For many, they are invaluable assets, fostering independence, resilience, and even opportunities for socioeconomic development.

We have been dedicated to creating high-quality solar products for more than ten years. Through hands-on engagement and collaboration with our customers and partners, we have developed a family of portable solar lanterns and lights suited to various needs.

With equal focus on durability, repairability, and recyclability, the goal is to create sustainable solutions that can last a generation or longer.

Our story

2011

BRIGHT established

2013

SunBell’s first batch produced

2014

1st partnership UNHCR

2016

1 million SunBell delivered

2017

Move launched

2018

2nd partnership UNHCR

2019

Start launched

2021

UNICEF partnership

2022

3.3 million lamps delivered

2023

Sol introduced

What makes our products special

Sustainability

Sustainability is at the core of everything we do at BRIGHT. We aim to “walk the talk” and lead with sustainability in all our processes, products, and activities.

Design process

At BRIGHT, we take pride in our in-house design and development process. Through it, we craft the quality products that users need. Products that are enriching and easy to integrate into their daily lives.

Repair

As the world moves towards more sustainable production and consumption, the need for products designed for maintenance and repair becomes increasingly important. We have proactively addressed this need by incorporating easy maintenance and repairability into its product design. This approach not only extends the lifetime of the products but also contributes to a more sustainable model of production and consumption.

Stories
Sustainability

Brightening Lives: SunBell's impact on Esther's family in Kenya

In 2020, Esther was one of the 2,000 SunBell recipients through Yara’s Action Africa Initiative. Since then, Esther is no longer using kerosene as a light source and does not have to walk long distances and pay to charge her mobile phone.

Sustainability
Science

How does a solar panel work?

The Sun is 4.5 billion years and an abundant source of clean and renewable energy, hitting the Earth with the equivalent output of around 1000 watts per m2 on a cloudless day. We can now easily convert solar energy into electricity thanks to solar panels. But how exactly do they work?

Sustainability
Stories
Humanitarian

SunBell: first solar lantern categorized as a UNHCR core relief item

Access to light and charging is a vital basic need for displaced people. More than 3.9 million SunBell solar lamps have been distributed since 2014.

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