A near future where humanity has learned to live in harmony with nature, combining advanced technology with ancestral practices.
First communities adopt distributed solar energy
Neo-Cuernavaca becomes Mexico's first carbon-negative city
The solarpunk model replicates in cities across the continent
New era of global cooperation based on sustainability
📍 Centro Histórico Renovado
Una red de azoteas interconectadas que forman el jardín comunitario más grande de la ciudad. Paneles solares de última generación conviven armoniosamente con huertos urbanos, creando un oasis producti...
Biodegradable photovoltaic cells that mimic photosynthesis
Systems that extract drinking water directly from air
Cultivation towers that produce food using 90% less water
Energy storage using abundant and non-toxic materials
Construction material that self-repairs and purifies air
Magnetic levitation systems powered by solar energy
Waste from one process becomes resources for another. Garbage is an obsolete concept in the solarpunk world.
Community decisions are made through local assemblies and digital direct democracy platforms.
Learning combines technical knowledge with ancestral wisdom, focusing on creative problem solving.
The 25-hour work week allows more time for family, art and personal development.