But what do you do when you don’t have reliable power for critical operations?
Or, what happens when maintaining and operating your solar system is far more expensive than planned?
Do your trips to site outweigh the emissions benefits of moving to solar?
Even though sun is plentiful, sand, dust and debris create problems that prevent solar systems from providing a steady source of reliable power. High heat and day/night temperature fluctuations shorten the life of solar battery banks.
Variable weather conditions, snow, extreme temperature variations and lack of available sunlight are major factors in solar-only reliability.
Heavy vegetation, rainy seasons, and dense canopies can be problematic for solar systems.
Space is at a premium on offshore platforms; solar panel and required battery backup footprint and weight can be very large. TEGs minimize footprint size and work during adverse weather conditions.
With minimal training, our systems are easily serviced yourself,
but we are available to provide professional service any time, any place.