An Internet reporting tool monitors performance. The onsite power increases reliability, reduces energy costs and benefits the environment. The monthly fee is usually more than offset by energy and operational savings. You can use solar energy for backup power or generator enhancement.
Solar energy is also well suited for use in remote locations.
Portable systems can work as well on the roof of a recreational vehicle as on the roof of a mountain cabin. Today, there are many products and appliances that take advantage of the sun's free, unlimited energy. If you want to reduce your electricity bills, improve reliability or power a remote location, a wind system may be your answer. Wind systems are most appropriate for users whose electricity costs more than 11 cents per kWh, have at least one acre of property and experience average wind speeds of 10 mph or more. We offer turnkey, prepackaged wind systems, along with wind maps and information on net metering and other financial incentives for generating wind power at your site.