We generate energy for

Sensors

Our power source is ideal for powering sensors. Sensors can be used in many ways to generate data; such as measuring the water needs of plants or automatically switching on lights when you pass by. By using a power source from Plant-e, batteries can be avoided when controlling these sensors.

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Lighting

Plants produce sufficient electricity to provide energy for indication or mood lighting. Take a look at our projects for inspiration. Or try it yourself at home, at school or at work with our do-it-yourself package!


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our patented technology

Plant-e uses the natural processes that take place around the plant to generate electricity.

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OUR PARTNERS

Partner Plant-e Natural England
Partner Plant-e North Pennines
Partner Plant-e Cairngorms
Partner Plant-e National Parks & Wildlife Service
Partner Plant-e Belmonte Arboretum
Partner Plant-e Division Q
Partner Plant-e De Enk green & golf
Partner Plant-e Greenhouse Horticulture Netherlands
Partner Plant-e Foundation Knowledge in your Greenhouse
Partner Plant-e Forres Golf Course
Partner Plant-e Van den Berk tree nurseries
Partner Plant-e Nova Innova
Partner Plant-e EcoSentinel
Partner Plant-e LTO Noord
Partner Plant-e The Difference Maker
Partner Plant-e Delfland Water Board
Partner Plant-e Rijkswaterstaat
Partner Plant-e Peat Meadows innovation center
Partner Plant-e Water Board de Dommel

PROJECTS

Our complete projects include multiple Plant-e systems that are integrated into various landscapes. This includes extensive installations in parks and outdoor areas, as well as stand-alone systems, such as in planters or tree containers.

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Remote water monitoring powered by plants reaches
the North Pennines National Landscape

Indonesia – Validation of wireless water board measurement

Plant-e SensorSticks installed in Cairngorms National Park

Rotterdam – Atmospheric lighting in the Park of tomorrow.

Joe Crowley (BBC) and Emma from Natural England show our innovative technology in action on BBC CountryFile

Queen Máxima visiting Plant-e 

Plant-e receives prestigious European Innovation Council (EIC) grant

news

View the latest news from Plant-e here:

Plant -e's SensorStick on BBC one
Country File

Or for example the visit of Queen Máxima, the award of the prestigious EIC scholarship or the press release 'The first groundwater sensor that draws its power directly from nature.

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