Hybrid Power

The trend to decentralized, modular and flexible solutions has been gaining momentum in industrial and residential applications and in remote, unconnected communities. This development facilitates the integration of local renewable energy resources (wind, solar, biogas), base-load/back-up units (diesel, biomass) and storage facilities (e.g. battery storage) into a properly controlled, effective and stable supply network. There are several challenges to be addressed, the most important being maintaining local grid stability in real-time operation.

Areas of expertise

• Design of complex, distributed energy supply system
• Feasibility studies and FEED
• Grid studies
• Permitting
• Tendering, contract management

• Project management, quality assurance, quality control