Amidst the backdrop of global challenges, PowerUP Energy Technologies introduces the UP3K, a groundbreaking 3kW hydrogen-powered generator that epitomises resilience in power generation.

The UP3K arrives as a robust solution to the escalating power outages exacerbated by climate change and geopolitical unrest. 

“As the world’s most powerful portable generator, the UP3K stands as a testament to PowerUP’s commitment to innovation and stability in uncertain times,” said Ivar Kruusenberg, CEO of PowerUP Energy Technologies. 

Military-Tested, Industry-Approved

The autonomous and modular design of the UP3K has been rigorously tested and validated by the military, confirming its superiority over traditional power sources. “Resilience is becoming a cornerstone of our societies. Hydrogen is a unique fuel as it can be produced locally by many countries, offering energy independence and security,” said Kruusenberg.

Responding to the needs of clients in telecom, defence, and construction, PowerUP has tailored the UP3K to meet the demands for larger, modular, and autonomous systems. “It’s a product you can place on a kitchen table or next to a bed. A soldier slept soundly next to our operating generator during tests,” added Kruusenberg.

With a significant number of telecom base stations globally dependent on diesel generators, the modular UP3K offers a sustainable and timely alternative. “The innovation we are bringing to operators helps them with the increasingly urgent need to reduce carbon emissions and supports the industry’s move towards sustainable energy sources,” said Kruusenberg.

Seamless Integration with Existing Solutions

The UP3K is designed to integrate seamlessly with additional batteries and PowerUP’s existing product line, including the UP400 and UP1K, ensuring continuity and ease of upgrade for current users.

A 3 kW generator can significantly enhance a household’s or company’s energy resilience, providing ample power to support essential daily activities. It can comfortably run (even from the living room) a variety of appliances such as lights, fans, a refrigerator, a microwave, a television, and a washing machine. This capacity is typically sufficient for the regular electricity needs of a home with 2-3 occupants, ensuring that even during outages, the household can maintain a normal routine. 

Moreover, such a generator can be a reliable backup for telecom networks or rescue workers, contributing to both convenience and safety in times of emergency.