An inventor from League City, Texas, has introduced the SOLAR GATE, a novel barbecue grill/hot plate that harnesses solar energy for eco-friendly cooking. This innovative design eliminates the need for gas, charcoal, wood chips, or electricity, offering a sustainable alternative for grilling anytime, anywhere. With its versatile and portable features, SOLAR GATE caters to outdoor enthusiasts, campers, tailgaters, and households. The invention, open for licensing or sale, presents a compelling solution for those seeking off-grid cooking options, making it an attractive prospect for manufacturers or marketers looking to tap into the growing demand for eco-conscious products. The initial design was sent to InventHelp’s Houston sales office.
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