ShelterTech is a three-month accelerator focused on startups that are increasing access for marginalized communities to basic services.

Vitaluz offers families living in areas without access to Mexico’s electrical grid the opportunity to purchase affordable electricity. 

The company Energryn offers Mexicans an affordable way to get hot water in a country where half of the population doesn’t have access to water heaters.

Téllez began looking for an affordable way to prevent families, especially those from low-income areas, from polluting their ecosystem and harming their livelihood.

A group of emerging entrepreneurs from Mexico has been sharing and brainstorming on innovations to deliver affordable homes. 

El dispositivo solar híbrido reduce 50% el pago de gas LP y tiene una vida de entre cinco y 10 años. 

 El apoyo y mentoría estuvo a cargo de la aceleradora Village Capital. 

Los proyectos seleccionados ganaron el premio de 50,000 dólares para el desarrollo y financiamiento de sus iniciativas, otorgado por el Centro Terwilliger.