It's a bit far-fetched but I remember a website I found a while back that was fully hosted using solar energy (yes it went down at times).
Was it this one?
this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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I'm hosting al my services on an old Android mobile with termux. Power consumption is ridiculous, not 100% sustainable but it is very low power. You could add solar panels and you're done. In terms of performance, mainly for family use, I've never had an issue once I plugged it to an ethernet port.
Mind telling us more about this? What services are you running and how? Docker?
Here is a link to the website: https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/
At least this is the only one I know of
This is the one! Such a neat execution, thank you.