What is a Microgrid
A microgrid is an on-site energy system that integrates several distributed energy technologies into a single controllable solution. It can operate by supplementing the utility company's power grid in "grid parallel mode", or completely autonomously in "island mode". By having this capability, we’re able to deliver our customers cleaner, cheaper, and more resilient energy.
A Microgrid Consists of Several Components
Microgrid Services
Complete Project Assessment
Per System Drawing and Manual
Detailed Computer Design
Project Directors
Hands on Training
Set-up and Instruction
Simplified Microgrid Diagram
A microgrid ensures access to electricity at all times, even when the power company cannot generate enough energy to supply needs. Batteries or other stand-alone equipment (e.g., generator) are required for a fully functional microgrid solar system and adds to the costs as well as maintenance.
Microgrid Benefits
Inspector Friendly
Cost Effective
Low Maintenance
Versatile Modular Design
Multi Power Source
Easy Installation
Minimal Attendance Required
Sustainability and Environmentally Friendly
Microgrid Components
Solar PV
Captures the energy of the sun on-site - 100% renewable energy.
Battery Bank
Solar Charge Controller
DC Disconnect
Microgrid Inverter
There`s no need for an inverter if you`re only setting up solar panels for your boat, your RV, or something else that runs on DC current. You will need an inverter to convert DC to AC for all other electrical appliances.
Cogeneration
These highly efficient natural gas engines provide reliable and flexible power generation. These engines are an option to use as backup to the battery storage, especially if you need power 24 hour/7 days per week.
Cogeneration therefore offers energy savings ranging between 15-40% when compared against the supply of electricity and heat from conventional power stations and boilers. Cogeneration optimizes the energy supply to all types of consumers, with the following benefits for both users and society at large:
Remote Monitoring
The remote monitoring system provides transparency to our users and engineers. Being able to remotely monitor PV systems is important to reducing time and costs associated with site visits. This is especially important for microgrid systems, which are often in even harder to reach or remote areas.
Service / Maintenance
Ongoing service and maintenance may be included in pricing. It can include monthly inspections and service.
* Additional optional equipment may be required for special industries, e.g., climate control equipment for some farming applications.