Distributed Generation

Fuel Cell (Green). About the size of a refrigerator, the fuel cell hooks up to your natural gas supply and through its fuel processor, draws the hydrogen molecules out. Then, through an electrochemical process that combines the hydrogen molecules that produces electricity, heat and 35-40% less carbon emissions. Moreover, as heat is produced as a byproduct of the electrochemical reaction, the unit also produces enough excess heat to warm about 750 gallons of water to 150^o enough to heat your pool, domestic hot water supply or central or radiant floor space heating. When used for combined heat and power (CHP) the fuel cell operates at 90% efficiency and can cut your overall energy costs by as much as 50%. A single unit generates up to 5kW of electricity for use throughout your entire home or business replacing your baseline electric cost which is an immediate grid cost reduction to Tier 1-2 rates 4-6cents.

Small Wind (CleanTech). Small (or “residential”) wind energy systems typically generate just enough power to meet the demands of a home, farm or small business. They range from 400 watts to 500 kilowatts or more and typically consist of a single turbine (vertical or horizontal).

Solar (CleanTech). Harness the power of the sun with highly concentrated photovoltaic (H-CPV) advanced tracking to maximize the absorption of the sun’s energy.

LifeBlood Power Server^TM (CleanTech). Coming soon a self-sustaining pure hydrogen hybrid cogeneration energy combining renewable energy and fuel cells in a single product. This will supply an endless opportunity of applications.