Resilience
Storage, generation and load managed as one system — so a site keeps operating through an outage rather than starting a generator and hoping the fuel arrives.
A microgrid is a set of loads and generation sources that can operate connected to the grid or independently of it. The battery is what makes the transition survivable, because it can supply load instantly while other sources come up or shut down.
Without storage, an islanded system is only as stable as its slowest generator and its most variable renewable source. With storage, generation can be right-sized for average load rather than peak, and solar can be used fully rather than curtailed.
For temporary and mobile applications, the same logic applies at a smaller scale: a PulseTrek with solar and an optional generator is a microgrid you can tow.
That figure, plus your load profile, is what turns a resilience conversation into a system design.
Questions answered
A microgrid is a group of loads and generation sources that can operate either connected to the main grid or independently from it. Battery storage is normally the component that makes independent operation stable.
Yes, at the appropriate scale. A PulseTrek trailer combined with solar and optionally a generator is a self-contained system that can supply a site with no grid connection.
Backup power restores a defined critical load after an interruption. Resilience means the site continues operating through the interruption, usually without a noticeable transition, and can keep doing so for an extended period.
Get in touch
Tell us the site, the load and the runtime you need. Our Austin engineering team comes back with a configuration, a runtime estimate and a price.
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