Renewable Power Technology

Point To Point Electricity Power > OnSite Where The Power Is Needed !

The scalable renewable technology electrical power solutions can be design for various power consumption requirements. The systems and solutions can be utilized to support local power substations effectively bypassing transmission lines that are associated with power lose and energy cost increasing. The technology will help reduce the burden on the present day grid by supporting it where it is most needed. The customized technology design can provide AC or DC power to supplement the growing demand for electrical power and conforms to renewable energy standards for power generation..

The OnSite power system can be designed to provide 100% on demand power and will generate electricity without external input (e.g. fossil fuels such as oil or natural gas), producing economically sustainable clean energy. The OnSite power system can be design for OnSite power production where the power is needed, less than the life cycle of any other 24/7 electrical power producing solutions. The USA existing power structure system is too vulnerable to meet modern challenges. — a harsh reality underscored by Hurricane Sandy in the USA which left 8.1 million people in the dark for extended periods. Yet, widespread outages should no longer come as a surprise. The American Society of Civil Engineers gave the USA electrical infrastructure a “D” grade in 2008. Years earlier, a Clinton-era energy secretary described the USA as “a superpower with a third-world grid.” Even though power system vulnerability has been obvious for over a decade, little has been done to address this critical weakness.

Any power system overly dependent on centralized generation and long-distance transmission is inherently susceptible to massive failures. Each day nearly 500,000 Americans spend at least two hours without electricity, while brownouts and blackouts brings economic activity to a halt costing the country up to $188 billion annually. The USA’s current power system is incapable of meeting modern reliability needs as large blackouts are becoming not only more frequent but also more severe.

Any country failure to invest in a 21st-century power system would prove significantly more expensive than the cost of transitioning to a renewable technology power system. The Galvin Electricity Institute estimates that the annual cost of power outages is more than double the annual cost of preventative intelligent grid investments. As long as the nation continues to rely on centralized energy generation and over 280,000 miles of transmission lines, the power system will remain overly vulnerable to widespread failures from accident, weather, and intentional attack. It’s time to invest in a 21st-century renewable technology power solution, rather than spending billions of dollars maintaining a outdated one.