Project Development
Finding Your Best Energy Solution
Our technical experts ask the right questions. We look at a multitude of variables to find the best solution for your energy resiliency needs.
Project Financing
- Owning your own equipment vs energy as a service. (spending CAPEX vs OPEX).
- Evaluating available federal, state, and local tax incentives.
Siting Considerations
- Establishing the best balance between functionality and aesthetics.
- Determining ease of access and drainage paths.
Environmental Permitting
- Ensuring you meet all federal and local environmental regulatory compliance measures.
Equipment Selection
- Sizing equipment appropriately for ideal capacity and operations.
- Planning ahead to give you options for future improvement and expansion.
Utility Savings
- Utilizing Tariff Analysis to optimize your potential energy savings.
Fuel Source Options
We align your power solution with the right fuel source—based on your goals, site constraints, and resiliency needs—to maximize reliable, efficient performance.
Diesel
Diesel is an excellent source of fuel for block loading - the instantaneous acquisition of electrical loads, such as powering large motors, fans, or any large electrical load that cycles on and off.
Natural Gas
Natural Gas reduces your carbon footprint by producing fewer greenhouse gas emissions than other fossil fuels. Natural gas can also be connected to utility fed gas supplies, negating the need to order fuel.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Hydrogen can also reduce your carbon footprint using the electrochemical process of hydrogen combining with oxygen to produce electricity, making the resulting emissions just water.
Energy Storage
Renewable sources like wind and solar are clean but inconsistent. Pairing them with energy storage allows you to capture excess power and use it when production drops.
Biogas
By capturing existing biogas waste and blending it with natural gas to fuel a generator, your facility can supplement its power supply while reducing waste and gaining value from its reuse.