An island of energy
Property developers and leaders for large industrial projects are increasingly turning to microgrids to provide energy where no viable solution is available. Large building operators alike are seeking microgrids to reduce their electricity costs and improve budget performance. Microgrids are part of an increasing trend of a distributed and decentralized grid.
Waterbear has built a trusted network of associates who each have multiple decades of experience in the energy business - building everything from microturbines to gigawatt plants.
Microgrid Solar, Wind, Turbine & More
Renewable
Most microgrids are built using solar panels for best costs. Renewable microgrids are often the most budget-friendly and can be combined with small turbines to ensure a stable and reliable load.
Natural Gas
Small gas turbines are useful for microgrids requiring a stable power load and CO2 exhaust can be redirected to agricultural centers to maximize plant growth.
Storage
In all cases microgrids benefit from battery storage whether the goal is to offtake electricity during off-peak hours or provide stable load from wind and solar.
