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This 16th century French castle is the temporary home to 100 makers trying to save the planet

12 teams develop their projects, which range from low-cost wind turbines to a shower that recycles its own water.

This 16th century French castle is the temporary home to 100 makers trying to save the planet

For the next five weeks, a group of entrepreneurs are conducting an experiment in living and co-working in a castle about one hour west of Paris.

The goal of the Proof of Concept 21 innovation camp, or POC21, is to “prototype the fossil free, zero waste society.” The organizers have selected 12 teams who will live at the Château de Millemont and work together to develop their projects, which range from low-cost wind turbines to a shower that recycles its own water.

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POC21 is a collaboration between France’s OuiShare, a sharing economy organization, and Germany’s OpenState, which focuses on finding innovative new ways to reduce people’s impact on the planet.

Read the full story at VentureBeat by Chris O’Brien

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