Our Projects

Better Generation is always seeking new projects and partnerships that can advance the work that we are already doing, supporting small renewable energy installations all over the world. We are involved in a number of projects that hope to spread the word of clean renewable energy and its benefits. These include school and business initiatives, international learning schemes, as well as our everyday customers who benefit from our unique assessment tool, The Power Predictor

Education

The Green Power for Schools project - www.powerpredictorschools.org - recently started through a unique partnership between Better Generation and Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies, aims to encourage students to understand how solar and wind energy is created and how it will affect their lives in the future. The Power Predictor is the perfect tool to encourage young people to think about and consider renewable energy as an integral part of our future generation. This unique opportunity allows schools to compare their results with each other and the other tens of thousands of Power Predictors around the world. There are also events, competitions and free lesson plans, all involving the Power Predictor and renewable technologies.

Facilities Management

Better Generation has worked with several global partners to create The Power Predictor Facilities Management Package: A unique, low cost method to accurately measure the potential reduction in energy costs and carbon reduction for managed real estate properties. Our first Facilities Management installation took place in late 2011 at Cyberport in Hong Kong.

The package consists of multiple Power Predictor nodes easily deployed across the site. A web based software analysis tool is then used to show the measured data and assess the ROI based on different micro generation products for each deployed node. Find out more here.

Climate Week 2012

Better Generation will be participating in Climate Week 2012 but we're keeping things under our hats for a while - Check back soon to find out what we will be doing! Until then, keep an eye on the Climate Week website at www.climateweek.com/

If you are interested in any of these projects, want to help out or have an idea of where else the Power Predictor could be put to good use, let us know by emailing This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it