• Small-Scale electric network connecting customers to an electrical supply.

• Can stand on its own to supply electricity to the customer or operate in parallel with the utility.

• Can use any combination of energy resources including solar panels, wind turbines, battery banks, and internal combustion generators for maximum localized power resilience.

• Can provide backup power for life safety systems, sustaining critical processes, disaster recovery/continuity, and legally required systems.

• Production of steam and electricity simultaneously.

• Greatly improved efficiencies when steam is needed for other processes.

• Production of excess electricity which is exported to the grid (peaking).

• Reduction of loads during peak use periods (peak shaving).

• Utility incentives may be available for peak shaving or peaking operations.

• Peak shaving assets can be used for backup power.

• Utility incentives to reduce peak energy demand.

• Steam for many types of processes including sterilization, process heating, drying/curing etc.

• Focus on efficiency and reliability.

• Commercial and Industrial solar.

• Combined biogas/landfill gas and compressed natural gas generators.

• Biomass power generation.

• Wind turbines.

• Solar arrays.

• Energy storage.

• Hydrogen.

• Propane-Air systems allow you to replace natural gas with a propane-air mixture for gas line interruptions.