THIS IS GOAL ZERO

Goal Zero introduces the fifth generation of Yeti power with the Yeti X line. Starting with the lightest, most compact Yeti to date, the Yeti 200X launches exclusively with REI in Fall 2019 and everywhere else Spring 2020. The Yeti X line continues to include the Yeti 500X, 1000X, 1500X, 3000X, and, our most powerful Yeti to date, the 6000X. The biggest three models feature increased inverters capable of powering anything you can plug into a wall outlet.

A global pandemic threw a wrench in Goal Zero’s humanitarian project plans, so we pivoted and partnered with local Utah brands, DPS Skis and Petzl, to build much needed face shields for health care workers on the front lines.

With a rise in demand for reliable, smart home backup systems, Goal Zero innovates a solution for customizing and expanding home energy storage capacities. Using industry-leading technology, the Yeti Link connects a Yeti Lithium battery to Yeti Tank lead-acid batteries.

Goal Zero brings power and light to a school providing the critical resource to enable the first computer lab.

In 2018, Goal Zero achieves major milestones in expanding the Yeti Ecosystem starting with WIFI compatibility and remote power control capabilities. The Yeti Home Integration Kit also hits the market, giving Yeti owners an easy way to seamlessly integrate their power station into their home for backup power in case of an emergency.

Goal Zero teams up again with athletes Mike and Lilliana Libecki, Dell, and the Joyineering Fund to travel to India and bring solar power to an orphanage that has never had power.

After years of testing and research, we create the very first portable Lithium power station, ushering in a new era of portable battery technology. Lithium is lighter and has a greater surge allowance than its lead-acid counterpart.

Beginning in September, a series of catastrophic natural disasters struck many communities across the globe.

With the help of generous partners, we travel again to the community in Kushea with more solar power, then to Pashpa to enable the first computer lab for a powerless rural community, and close the year partnering with NRG to deploy more than $1M of donated product to Texas and Puerto Rico on the heels of devastating hurricanes.

A group of Goal Zero Employees, Nepalese Sherpas, and Goal Zero Ambassadors Mike and Lilliana Libecki, accompanied representatives of Human Outreach Project to Nepal’s famed Khumbu Valley to distribute solar equipment, Dell Computers, a divvy water filtration system, and gifts to monasteries, schools and medical clinics to support post-earthquake community improvements.

The need arises for a weatherproof, durable power bank that can withstand the elements and be thrown in any pack or bag. We answer with the Venture 30. Our portable, rugged solar panels and power banks combine to give outdoor adventurers a solar power solution that helps them get out further and stay out longer.

Goal Zero partners with TIFIE Humanitarian to deliver power, lights and tent structures for victims of Typhoon Haiyan.

Demand for a bigger portable power solution rises and we launch the Goal Zero Yeti 1250 in response. Within a day and a half we are completely sold out. The same year, Yeti wins the CES Innovation Award in Portable Power.

With the introduction of ultra-portable, rugged Nomad solar panels, we help people power up their devices from the sun wherever they go. Goal Zero also brings to market two new fully rechargeable, multi-functional lights with the Torch 250 and Lighthouse 400.

Goal Zero donates hundreds of lighting kits and solar panels to families in Japan who were without power due to a massive 9.0 earthquake and tsunami.

Goal Zero launches the Extreme Ranger 350. The Extreme Ranger features a bolt-on AC inverter and utilizes lead-acid battery technology.

We partner with humanitarian organizations in Haiti to offer batteries and lights to help with recovery in the wake of destruction from a 7.0 earthquake.

Goal Zero launches as a business. Our mission is to empower people by putting a reliable source of power in the hands of every human being. We are founded on an ethos of Zero Apathy, Zero Boundaries, Zero Regrets.

The first versions of Goal Zero solar and power products—originally called the GoBe—are deployed to rural African communities that have never had power. First tested in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the solar power pack consisted of a battery, solar panel, and LED light. This simple system brought light, safety and economic empowerment to villagers.

Goal Zero founder Robert Workman started the TIFIE Humanitarian (Teaching Individuals and Families Independence through Enterprise) after visiting the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), and witnessing first-hand the need for helping people out of poverty. His revelation? Teach villagers how to run a sustainable business in their communities and empower them to lift themselves out of poverty.