About Green Flow Energy
Built to solve a permanent problem.
Green Flow Energy was founded on a simple observation: the world's clean energy sources are intermittent, but the world's electricity demand never stops.
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Our Mission
Continuous green energy, for everyone, everywhere.
Green Flow Energy is a clean technology company developing the patented Generator Array, a modular system that can be driven by any form of renewable kinetic energy and switched to stored energy for continued rotation of the generator array and continuous energy supply.
The technology is designed to work anywhere, from wind, tidal and wave installations that no longer stop generating when the resource drops, to electric buses recovering energy on the move. The same architecture scales from kilowatts to megawatts.
We are at Technology Readiness Level 3/4, with a working proof-of-concept built and tested. We are now seeking investors and collaboration partners to take the array to market.
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What we stand for
Independence
Continuous over intermittent
Green energy only works if it works all the time. Everything we build is designed to keep generating when conventional renewables would stop.
Validation
Evidence, not claims
The transport application has been independently studied by Glasgow Caledonian University, supported by Interface and the Scottish Government.
The wind application has been independently compared by WMG against an installed Siemens 2.3MW turbine.
Scale
From one unit to the grid
The Generator Array is modular by design. A single drive proves the concept. A full installation changes an industry. We have built it to do both.
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The Team
Chris Coman
Founder
Chris developed the Generator Array concept and holds the patents in five markets. With a background in engineering and commercial development, he has led the technology from initial concept through to a built proof-of-concept and independent university study. He is a named co-author of the Glasgow Caledonian University feasibility study.
Research Partners
GCU and WMG
The transport feasibility study was authored by Mohamed Elgenedy and Dharminder Singh at Glasgow Caledonian University, in collaboration with Green Flow Energy, and supported by Interface and the Scottish Government. The wind comparison against an installed Siemens 2.3MW turbine was conducted independently by WMG.
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Backed By
Glasgow Caledonian University
Independent feasibility study into the Air-KERS transport application.
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Interface
Scottish knowledge exchange network. Supported the transport study.
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Scottish Government
Supporting the development of the Air-KERS transport study.