Yu-Gen Power specialise in the installation of RENEWABLE Energy Technologies such as SOLAR and WIND, as well as  BATTERY storage technology.

‘With an immense passion for all living forms of life, and a strong connection with our earth, I’m an advocate for plant-based diets, and have adopted the Vegan way of life. I foresee a future working in conjunction with nature, not against it. Local production and fair trading communities are an integral part of moving towards a sustainable future. Yu-Gen Power aims to leave a net zero carbon footprint on our planet’. Jarrod Conroy (co-creater of Yu-Gen).

In keeping with their sustainable policies, Yu-Gen Power has asked Fifteen Trees to plant one TREE for every 1 kWh renewable energy system installed.

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Yu-Gen’s first lot of trees (700) have been planted along the creeks and the valleys of the Pentland Hills (Vic). The Pentland Hills district of Victoria is roughly 50 km west north-west of Melbourne and living among these hills are a group of hardy Landcare members who care very much for their native environment. They have a long term project called Connecting the Biolinks and it was within that project that Yu-Gen’s trees were planted. Emma Muir from the group wrote …

Many thanks for your generous contribution to our Landcare group. Your support is very important to us and enables us to extend our projects. Ably coordinated by our President Alan Morton we were able to give trees to landholders who live between the Myrniong and Kokruperrimul Creeks to compliment the work that we have done in previous years.

Huge thank you to Jarrod Conroy and Dave Douglas for finding Fifteen Trees (no small feat) and for understanding we all need to support rural communities with their re-vegetation and conservation projects. Slainte – Colleen[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]