Sponsor a recovery
Show the world your company cares about the climate. Sponsor the next disaster recovery.
When a storm, flood or fire knocks out the grid, a community needs clean power it can count on. Your company can sponsor that recovery. ANEW Energy would supply the wind turbines and the equipment around them, carrying your private label — so the sign on site reads “This natural disaster recovery was sponsored by XXX Company.”
Where this stands · October 2026
Concept. No disaster recovery has been sponsored yet, no sponsor has signed, and no recovery partner is engaged. The renderings below are concept art that show what a private-label turbine could look like.
The idea
Clean power where it is needed most. Your name on the recovery.
Power that is independent of the grid
Wind, solar and storage can run a small site on their own. After a disaster, that can mean lights, phone charging, water pumps and refrigeration while the main grid is rebuilt.
Your name on it
Each turbine can carry a sponsor’s private label, and a sign on site tells everyone who made it possible. That is a visible, lasting way to show you care about the climate problem.
Proof, not just a promise
Our devices are designed to sign their own readings, so a sponsor could show how much clean power it really paid for. See how the two forms of authentication work.
Private-label examples
One turbine. Any company’s name.
Each rendering shows the same ANEW wind turbine wearing a different company’s brand. Use the arrows, the thumbnails or your keyboard to look through them.
Concept renderings made by ANEW Energy for illustration. Company names, logos and trademarks belong to their owners and appear only in these renderings. Their appearance does not mean any company has sponsored, endorsed or agreed to take part.
The sign on site
Every recovery tells who made it possible.
ANEW Energy · Disaster Recovery
This natural disaster recovery was sponsored by
XXX Company
Clean, independent power for a community getting back on its feet.
Example wording. Replace XXX Company with your company’s name.
How sponsorship would work
Four steps, from sponsor to sign.
This is how we would run it. None of it has happened yet.
Step 1
Choose a recovery.
With a local recovery partner, we pick a community after a disaster that needs power. We have not engaged a partner yet.
Step 2
Agree the equipment and the brand.
We settle which turbines, solar and storage the site needs, and how your private label and the sign will look.
Step 3
Build and install.
The equipment is made, shipped and installed with local installers.
Step 4
Show what it did.
Because each device signs its readings, we can report the clean power it delivered, and you can share it.
Questions
Plain answers.
Are the companies in the renderings sponsors?
No. The renderings are concept art made to show how a private label could look. A company appearing in one has not sponsored, endorsed or agreed to anything with ANEW.
Has a recovery already been sponsored?
Not yet. This page describes what we want to do. No sponsor has signed and no recovery partner is engaged.
Is a sponsorship tax-deductible?
We make no claim. ANEW is a company, not a charity, and whether a sponsorship or gift is deductible depends on how it is structured and on the country. Ask a tax professional.
When could a turbine be delivered?
The turbine design is advanced but not in production yet, so we would agree timing with each sponsor before anything is promised.
Which disasters would this apply to?
Storms, floods, fires and similar events that disrupt the grid. We would choose each recovery with a local partner and would not promise a response time.
Be the name on the next recovery.
Tell us who you are and what you would want to see. We will tell you honestly what exists today and what does not.
Concept stage. Not an offer, a donation request or tax advice. Terms, timing and branding would be agreed in writing with each sponsor.