In California, as wildfires, extreme weather, and rolling earthquakes continue to disrupt electrical power to millions of homes, businesses, and communities throughout the state, existing utility providers are challenged by the demands from their consumers to provide a power grid source that is stable, reliable, and of the highest quality.
In response, a growing number of businesses, consumers, and industries are now relying less on the traditional grid, and more on their ability to generate, store, andconsume their own energy source by using solar microgrids and battery storage systems.
That is, through the installation of a microgrid system, today’s businesses and consumers are becoming independent power producers with their ability to protect themselves against power outages and the volatility of electrical costs.
Join the growing number of homeowners, businesses, and communities who are using solar power more wisely. By transitioning to the reliance on microgrids for their power, not only are they experiencing drastic energy savings, grid efficiency, and operational continuity, but they are also benefiting from some of these additional microgrid performance, economic, and environmental advantages:
- Provides a low cost, clean energy power source for residential consumers, businesses, universities, factories, cities, and any other type of building, facility or region
- Reduces grid overload and congestion at peak loads
- Improves the environment by deploying more zero emission energy sources
- Flexible: Can operate in both grid-connected (grid-tied) and in “island-mode” (off-grid)
- Scalable: Able to add to the system as your energy needs change
- Promotes local control and the rise of the “Prosumer,” a consumer or businesses who produces their own localized energy
