SOLUTIONS

For Utilities

Our microgrid and renewable generation solutions support the bulk grid by integrating and aggregating dispatchable, scalable distributed generation and storage resources.

Unlike technology-focused solution providers, we’re not tied to any single energy source, be it waste-to-energy gasification, biomass anaerobic digesters, wind, solar, or fuel cell systems. So, General MicroGrids offers maximum flexibility as new technologies become available.

No matter what technologies are used, we can integrate them into the power grid safely and securely, thanks to a deep background in power control systems and cyber security.

This includes real-time situational awareness visibility and local grid distribution network interoperability. That up-to-the-moment data and control enables a price-based arbitrage system that ensures consistent, predictable energy prices.

For Municipalities and Communities

The local culture, environment, and infrastructure are every bit as much a part of our solution as the facilities, software, and systems that we roll out to meet their needs. Our holistic approach and far-reaching capabilities allow us to deliver solutions with benefits that go beyond the usual, like the creation of additional revenue streams and the generation of jobs.

The result: increased access to clean power, where and when it’s needed, with reduced capital expenditures and exposure to hidden operating costs over the long haul.

For Consumers

This is an exciting time to be in energy.

The power grid that has served us so well for nearly a century is at last being upgraded to accommodate newer, greener, cleaner generation technologies.

As you can imagine, it’s a lot more complicated to manage a hundred small generators feeding power into the grid than a single big one, especially when you consider that different kinds of technologies generate power of different cycles, phases, and voltages.

Managing that complexity is what General MicroGrids does. What’s more important, we manage it in such a way as to make small-scale, distributed clean generation technologies feasible, accessible, and affordable.

All of which is a giant step on the way to greater energy independence, greener energy, and improved price stability.