General Article Pavegen introduces pedestrian power in UK’s most sustainable building!

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Pavegen and Siemens collaborate once more, taking people-power to the Crystal in London!

 

Pavegen has installed 11 tiles in the heart of the Crystal in Royal Victoria Dock, powering a LED bar that activates coloured lighting in response to visitor’s footsteps. The footfall can also be used to track real-time data; calculating daily footfall levels as well as footsteps per tile. The installation allows Pavegen to demonstrate the potential of footfall energy in a public space; uniting communities through positive energy generation.

The project, in collaboration with global technology company Siemens, is ‘catalytic’ in setting standards for the future. The Crystal building is one of the world’s most sustainable events venues, also offering office space for Siemens’ Global Centre of Competence in Cities; emphasising their strategic focus on low-carbon, urban infrastructure solutions fit for the future.

Pavegen is a clean-technology company that generates electricity from footsteps. The...

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