These scientific researchers have a project for us, that of choosing the first autonomous house powered by solar and hydrogen energy. It was by chance, if chance exists, that Nice Première met them.
NP: Tell us about your association.
Rudy: 
Our association aims to develop autonomy in solar energy through the educational principle of a playful science education. If it is accessible to children, it is also for adults.
When we arrived on the French Riviera, we noticed that the temperatures were similar to those found in Miami where the heat phenomenon is called El Niño. When this name was first given to a heat wave, we didn’t know exactly what it was. In France, we also waited for the first heatwave. After spending a few months here, we decided to create an association to make our technology accessible to everyone.
NP: What is this technology?
Rudy: It involves solar panels that can allow you to use all your daily devices like a washing machine, an electric scooter. Currently, we are working on a refrigerator. Thus reducing the production of harmful substances for the air and the ozone layer.
NP: Why in Nice?
Rudy: To tell you everything, we started in Menton where the city first offered us a location. It seems that the impact on the population is less than in Nice. Here, we have been received by all environmental players. We have also conducted numerous demonstrations and provided information in middle schools. We even call these youths the “stars academy environment”.
NP: What kind of demonstrations do you do?
Rudy: Well, we have an equipped house that we set up and that people can touch. It suddenly becomes concrete and the public understands better.
NP: How can solar energy change the future?
Rudy: Well, thanks to our technology, we can repair the ozone layer. This research stems from an old program by Gorbachev, called “refill ozone”. You see, the particles that create the hole in the ozone layer are not destroyed but separated. The principle is to gather the separated particles through the heat using a laser satellite.
NP: Is France lagging behind the rest of the World?
Rudy: Yes, very much behind; however, there is a unique subsidy mode in the world that is adapted according to the regions.
The challenge of these personal initiatives depends on each individual’s free will. In a region like ours, sunny, where life requires an increasing financial level, making financial savings while protecting the environment makes sense.
