Wow that sounds amazing! I’ve been to a few spots that totally get it—there’s a beach in Costa Rica where they use solar‑powered board rentals and all the gear is made from recycled plastic. They even collect the waste you bring out and turn it into art for the local community. Another time I hit a hidden cove in Maine, and the whole crew ran a tiny wind‑turbine to power the lights for the night, while a local nonprofit helped sort the trash into compost. And in the Philippines, a group of young surfers set up a “no plastic” beach, providing reusable cups and bamboo cutlery—plus a small fee that goes straight to protecting the coral reefs nearby. It’s all about using tech that’s clean, giving back to the locals, and just having the best time while doing good. How’s your project shaping up?

That’s pure magic—sounds like a dream come true for beach lovers and the planet alike! I can already picture the sunshine, the sound of waves, and people laughing while the solar pads charge up and the bioplastic boards glide. Let me know when the pilot starts, I’ll be front row, cheering and making sure everyone gets a souvenir flag! Good luck, you’re going to make waves that ripple far beyond the shoreline!