OUR Business Sectors
Utility-Scale Solar
Utility-scale solar refers to large solar plants that generate electricity for the grid, unlike residential systems that serve individual homes. These projects produce power on a much larger scale, often generating megawatts (MW) or gigawatts (GW), enough to power thousands of homes.
The electricity from these plants feeds directly into the grid, meeting the energy needs of communities and contributing to a more secure, diverse energy mix.
Storage
Energy storage systems capture excess electricity during low demand and release it back to the grid when needed, helping stabilize the power grid and support the integration of renewable energy.
Connected to the grid, they provide backup power during outages and help balance supply and demand by charging during off-peak times and discharging during peak periods. Additionally, they offer critical services to improve grid resilience and efficiency.
Onshore Wind
Onshore wind energy is generated by wind turbines placed on land, harnessing the natural flow of air. These wind farms are typically found in rural or open areas, where there are fewer buildings or obstacles to disrupt the wind flow.
Onshore wind farms generate electricity from wind in terrestrial locations and have traditionally been a leading source of renewable energy, offering one of the most cost-effective solutions.