Helping you with your power resiliency needs

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

THE IEA DIFFERENCE

Our technical experts facilitate asking the right questions. We look at a multitude of variables to find the best solution for your energy resiliency needs.

FINDING YOUR BEST FIT SOLUTION

  • • Owning your own equipment vs energy as a service. (Spending CAPEX vs OPEX)

    • Evaluating available federal, state, and local tax incentives

  • • Establishing the best balance between functionality and aesthetics.

  • • We’ll ensure you meet all federal and local environmental regulatory compliance measures.

  • • Sizing equipment appropriately for ideal capacity and operations.

    • Planning ahead to give you options for future improvement and expansion.

  • • Utilizing Tariff Analysis to optimize your energy savings.

FUEL SOURCE OPTIONS

Choosing a fuel source is an important part of designing your customized power solution. We will look at your goals, constraints, and requirements to recommend the best-fit fuel source to power your electrical resiliency needs.

Diesel

Is an excellent source of fuel for taking on large loads instantaneously, also called block loading, like powering large motors, fans, or any large electrical load that cycles on and off.

Natural Gas

Reduces your carbon footprint by producing fewer greenhouse gas emissions than other fossil fuels. Natural gas can also be connected to an existing gas supply so you don’t have to order fuel.

Hydrogen

Reduces your carbon footprint by combining with oxygen to produce electricity, and the resulting waste is just water.

Wind

A renewable source of energy created from converting the kinetic energy of the wind into electrical energy.

Solar

Use photovoltaic solar cells to capture the energy from the sun and convert it to electrical power. Solar Arrays can be placed in areas that don’t take up additional real estate, such as building rooftops, or can be used as parking space/carport solar canopy.

Energy Storage

While renewable energy sources such as wind turbines or solar arrays are a great way to produce green energy, the source is inherently unreliable and inconsistent. Ideally, you would pair wind or solar with an energy storage solution so that you can store energy during windy and sunny days, and use it later when there is no wind or sunlight available.

Biogas

Uses existing gas waste and re-purposes it as fuel to run an electric generator which can be used to power your facility. This mitigates and reduces your overall waste.

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