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Enter The Shark Tank | Three clean energy entrepreneurs pitch to our panel of leading global cleantech investors | Recorded at the SEforALL Global Energy Forum 2025
In front of a panel of experienced clean energy investors, SEforALL invited three exciting entrepreneurs to pitch their solutions to the biggest problems we face in energy access and sustainability. From using sargassum seaweed in Barbados to fuel a critical industry, to deploying solar innovations in Nigeria and Honduras, these trailblazers share their innovative approaches and the impact of their projects.
Helen Watts, Executive Director of Student Energy, welcomes three visionaries: Paola Rodriguez Smith, General Manager of Soluz Honduras’ decentralized solar platform, Deborah Fadeyi, founder of Ecowise and their clean energy finance model for Africa, and Dr. Legena Henry’s Rum and Sargassum, a project pioneering biofuel made from marine biomass.
Which project will make the most impact? Which is the most economically viable? And who will walk away with the investment needed to take the project to the next level?
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By SEforALLIn front of a panel of experienced clean energy investors, SEforALL invited three exciting entrepreneurs to pitch their solutions to the biggest problems we face in energy access and sustainability. From using sargassum seaweed in Barbados to fuel a critical industry, to deploying solar innovations in Nigeria and Honduras, these trailblazers share their innovative approaches and the impact of their projects.
Helen Watts, Executive Director of Student Energy, welcomes three visionaries: Paola Rodriguez Smith, General Manager of Soluz Honduras’ decentralized solar platform, Deborah Fadeyi, founder of Ecowise and their clean energy finance model for Africa, and Dr. Legena Henry’s Rum and Sargassum, a project pioneering biofuel made from marine biomass.
Which project will make the most impact? Which is the most economically viable? And who will walk away with the investment needed to take the project to the next level?