About Innowattech is based in Ra’anana Israel, with research facilities in the Technion Institute, Haifa, Israel. It specializes in the development of custom piezoelectric generators for specific purposes. The company is privately held.

The Innowattech Green Energy Solution:
The piezoelectric phenomenon was first described by the Curie brothers. They observed that certain materials generate electric current when they are deformed. Today piezoelectric materials have multiple uses in industry, but most work efficiently only at high frequencies. has developed a new breed of piezoelectric generators with a mechanical electrical association that are ideally suited to harvest the mechanical energy imparted to roadways from passing vehicles. In addition has developed a very efficient storage system to collect and store the electricity produced by these generators. The accumulated energy can be used for local power needs or routed into the grid.

's solution is optimal. It maximizes retrieval of wasted mechanical energy converting it into electrical energy. It then stores the energy with minimal energy waste. The energy is also produced close to its end users. It does not require the use and development of vast new areas as do solar and wind farms.

energy production cycle coincides with consumption peak cycle: peak-hour morning and evening demand for power coincides with heavy traffic at the start and end of the business day.
This important feature, not supplied by any other alternative energy solution, reduces the need of energy companies to oversupply the energy network in order to sustain the surge in energy consumption during peak times and will thus enable them to delay investment in new energy producing stations.

's solution is capable of producing significant amounts of electricity. Its solution has an economical and commercial advantage over other green alternatives. The building costs and the expected return on investment time are estimated to be much lower than for solar energy. The solution is applicable to any place with heavy vehicle travel and not confined to specific climate and geographic areas as are solar and wind energy.