Utility Companies
- Supply peak power and grid balancing at minimal installation cost.
- Localized power generation at critical sub-stations.
Single Use Facilities
- Emergency backup and standby power – increasingly important for all businesses and industries.
- Peak power shaving.
- Prime or continuous power generated onsite to alleviate dependence on inadequate grid infrastructure.
- Cogeneration - Combined heat and power.
- Net metering - sale of excess power to the grid; particularly attractive where renewable fuel sources are accessible.
Hybrid Renewable Plants
- Supplemental power for renewable energy plants – augments and stabilizes wind and solar generation to deliver reliable, predictable baseload power.
Alternative Fuels
- Landfill-to-energy and bio-digesters (sewage treatment, feedlot, and other sources of biogas).
- Unique ethanol-fueled power generation.
Remote Operations
- Remote municipal power – baseload and peak power for communities in remote areas.
- Remote mining operations.
Oil and Gas
- Drilling and processing operations run on associated gas.
- Drillsite and campsite power from associated gas otherwise flared off.
Mobile Fleets
- Rental & temporary power for sporting events, construction sites, film crews, etc.
- Emergency response power for disaster relief such as FEMA.
Ports
- Clean ports legislation – dockside power for ships in port to meet California mandate. Similar federal legislation is pending.
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