Create your Legasea
Build a legacy that keeps generating opportunity and resilience for generations. Invest once and impact forever with us.
The Challenge
Pacific ocean islands resilience is ready to be built. Capital has not followed.
Capital hesitates for one reason: the fear that infrastructure fails the moment outside resources stop flowing. Three structural gaps keep that fear alive.
01
Capability gap
Infrastructure arrives without the local knowledge to operate it — so it stops the day the outsiders leave.
02
Resource gap
Maintenance, administration and skills are rarely funded as one complete system.
03
Continuity gap
Short-term relief can leave long-term dependency. Emergency funding ends before autonomy takes root.
Making Waves · A Legasea Program
One investment. A living system that keeps creating.
Catalytic capital becomes a closed-loop system the community owns, sustains and expands — designed to fund its own maintenance and grow beyond it.
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Purposeful design
Systems designed from day one for long-term viability, alongside each community.
- 02
Renewable energy
Commercial-grade renewable infrastructure, built for long-term resilience.
- 03
Local capability
Technical and operational education that embeds skills in the local population.
- 04
Community autonomy
Full transfer of ownership. Independence, structural resilience, self-determination.
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Compounding impact
A system designed for communities to thrive, scale and build on top. A blueprint to replicate island by island.
Invest once. Impact forever.
How Legasea Works
One system, three outcomes.
The Ripple Effect
Legasea that compounds. Invest once, impact forever.
We believe the greatest legacy is one that continues creating for our living planet.
What We Create
Systems, autonomy and opportunity for communities to thrive.
About Us · The Legend of Koholā
The eye of the Whale
There is an old belief among the people of the Pacific. Long before maps, borders, or names, the sea had already woven the islands together through currents, stars, and tides.
The whale —the Koholā— knew these paths better than any other living being. Generation after generation, it returned to the same waters, following routes older than memory itself. The people believed the whale wasn't simply navigating the ocean. It was remembering it.
The elders would say that if you ever found yourself close enough to meet the gaze of a whale, you were being invited to see beyond.
Beyond enough to understand that nothing truly meaningful exists alone. For the truest acts of creation are always the result of intentionally designed interconnection.
That is how legacies are born. As continuous movement. As deep connection. As endless continuity. From one generation to the next.
Since 2022 · Hawaiʻi · Fiji · and beyond
Our Team
Meet the people behind LEGASEA.
Kohl Christensen
Co-founder
Living off grid requires you to become your own power and water company. We live on an island, almost all of our electricity comes from imported oil, we can change that.
Scott Saville
Co-founder
Embracing solar energy in Pacific islands reduces fuel imports, lowers costs and emissions, and unlocks new opportunities in health, education, and resilience.
Jon Roseman
Board of Directors
We are at the forefront of clean change.
Bremen Schmeltz
Board of Directors
It’s our mission to help create a path of resilience for Pacific Islanders through renewable energy, clean water and regenerative farming.
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A legacy isn't measured by what you build. It's measured by what keeps building after you.
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We do not ask for funding. We ask for investment.