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Free BlueGen Offer

Significantly reduce your energy bill at no cost. But hurry as the offer ends on the 15th March 2015 on a first come, first served basis​

GreenGain is working in partnership with social enterprise iPower (a UK developer of low carbon projects) to promote the take up of the FREE BlueGEN micro-CHP (Combined Heat and Power) units.

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BlueGEN is the only Fuel Cell Micro CHP product in the UK to receive MCS accreditation and thus, eligible for Feed In Tariff. BlueGen is the world’s most efficient small-scale product to convert natural gas into power and heat.​

Key features:​

• The BlueGEN model is a free model based on recovery of value through the 10 year FITs guarantee – in this case, iPower pays for (and owns) the fuel cells and the FITs go back to the funder. BlueGen ownership can pass to customer after ten years.
• The user pays for service (approx £520 per annum (yr 1) rising with RPI over 10 years) and for the gas supply (commercial/domestic grid connection required).
• The savings are made because of the efficiency of the fuel cell in generating electricity and heat from the gas – this typically translates to a 20-45% saving on total energy import displaced by the BlueGEN (i.e. combination of heat as well as power).

Benefits and Costs:

• Onsite supply of electricity: 13000+ kWh/year
• Onsite supply of heat: 6000+ kWh/year
• CO2 reduction: 3.6+ tonnes /year
• Costs: cost of gas supply to BlueGen unit and cost of service contract.

Eligibility Requirements:

• Gas supply to building and space for BlueGen with standard installation
• Electrical load of 20,000+ kWh per year and the ability to use all power generated by the BlueGen unit. No export meter.
• Ability to utilize approx. 200L hot water/day
• Minimum 10 year interest in the property
• Acceptable credit risk assessment.

So if you are interested in hearing more about the FREE BlueGEN then please contact us at [email protected]



“Given the university’s own research involvement and the need to explore different ways to reduce operational carbon emissions, it was considered constructive to install the BlueGEN as a working example of alternative micro combined heat and power. It is hoped that the university will be able to further utilise the BlueGEN on a larger scale within its buildings in its bid to achieve its ambitious carbon reduction targets. Self-generation of electricity is increasingly becoming a more critical element of carbon management.”
Richard Cebula, Energy and Utilities Manager at Edinburgh Napier University