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Onsite Generation (e.g., small wind & solar PVs)
Ready to take the next logical step from RECs or utility green power to onsite generation?
Eager to secure up to six points for your "LEED 2009 Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance" green building project? (It takes only 40 points to achieve Certified.)
Would you like a broker's help to present the differences among competitive bids & to ensure that you're receiving the best possible bundle of features & attributes?
While the vast majority of green power patrons have been purchasing Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) & utility green power, a small but rapidly growing segment have upgraded to onsite generation.
Onsite green power, such as, vertical axis small wind turbines & solar photovoltaic panel systems, offer many more benefits that just the green attributes of RECs & utility green power. Onsite generation offers backup power, disaster preparedness, energy independence, & much more.
- Government agencies, like the U.S. Air Force, have declared a goal of 50% onsite generation by 2030.
- And, jurisdictions like California have passed laws for carbon capped industries to increase their onsite generation from 51% to 90% by 2030.
Momentum Bay's GREEN POWER 4 TEXAS helps organizations procure the most economical mix of onsite generation. Our green power broker-consultants secure the most competitive bids from onsite generation manufacturers, distributors & installers across Texas so that your team doesn't have to stay up-to-date with the most recent industry trends (e.g., price drops, shortages / surpluses, bankruptcies, product defects, litigation, etc.).
More importantly, we work with owners & their teams to ensure the appropriate size of onsite generation is procured, that is, after other green business & green building strategies have been considered & begun (e.g., conservation, energy efficient design & equipment, etc.).
>> Contact our consultants today for your onsite generation quotes at 877-ECO-TEXAS or by emailing us (click here).
Thank you for striving to create a healthy, sustainable Texas.
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