Power Management Solutions

Energy Storage and Battery Backup Technology

For Homes, Businesses & Utility Scale Operations

Battery backup solutions for utility scale operations

What is Power Management?

Battery technology has come a long way in recent years. Depending on your unique situation, a battery system may make financial sense, and give you peace of mind. Are you a business owner paying outrageous electric bills? You are likely paying high “Demand” charges. An energy storage system will save you thousands off your electric bill.

Homeowners have some great advantages too. For some, it's about saving money and being more independent. For others, there is no pricetag on the peace of mind; knowing that your home will be able to maintain operations, even amidst a catastrophic event. Normal fossil fuel generators rely on access to fossil fuels - an inherent limitation. Battery backup systems with solar can be designed to keep either a portion or all of your home running indefinitely.

Who uses Power Management solutions?

This is not solely for the environmentalists or techies! It is for the budget conscious homeowner or business. Some of our clients include homeowners, property managers, theatres, churches, warehouse managers, hotels, restaurants, and more!

Is Battery Backup right for you?

Is a battery backup right for your home?

For Homeowners

You are about to go solar and want to apply the Federal 30% Tax Credit to your battery system. This will save you 30% of the battery system cost.
You will not receive one-to-one net metering credits because you are designing a large solar array or your utility has unfavorable solar restrictions.
You want an integrated backup solution; where your solar panels charge your batteries during the day, and you run off the batteries in the evening.
Power resiliency is important to you: this is the ability to maintain complete or partial home operations in the case of a prolonged blackout or catastrophic event.

Is a battery backup right for your business?

For Businesses

You are paying Demand Charges. The utility company bills you for power demand based on your highest 15 minute interval during that month. A battery system can save a business thousands in high demand charges.
You have sensitive equipment like an MRI machine or finely calibrated instruments, where even a split second of power outage would cause considerable financial hardship.
If you are planning on installing a solar system and you will not receive one-to-one net metering credits.