Mission-Critical Microgrids Support Critical Services

Microgrids use the cheapest energy sources, the ones no one charges you for. They monetize unused space like rooftops, parking lots, vacant properties, brownfields, and/or closed landfills by turning them into energy producers. Because these systems are inherently oversized to meet peak demands during adverse conditions, they have excess capacity. This allows the operator to sell extra energy back at the right time for a higher rate than it took to create it.

These systems also offset energy being purchased from the local utility providing direct savings. When the utility is a partner, distributed microgrids located across a community will support the electric grid through energy services like demand response, voltage variability, and load balancing.

Legacy energy requires a long supply chain from locations across the region and even the globe. Microgrid-based electricity is generated, stored and distributed locally. It is not dependent on foreign and costly sources. Their local focus provides the energy you need to operate your facilities and fleets free from interference.

Once a microgrid is built it operates quietly and efficiently without for decades of service. Global conflicts and supply chain disruptions have limited to no effect on microgrids. When microgrids are affected by adverse events, the controller will disconnect from the threat and only reconnect to the grid once the threat has been mitigated.