Power Generation - Market Report
Pramac The Pramac ‘Off Grid’ range is a battery storage system that allows
the storage of energy from multiple sources. Energy can be redistributed, at a later time, to a site that needs power. When an Off Grid system is deployed on a site, it is possible to have a clean, green solution that can power the site during periods of low energy demand, such as overnight or during the weekend. Pramac GRW Hybrid series is a hybrid genset in a compact all-in- one package. The Hybrid Power Module allows the use of a smaller
generator that runs for shorter time, lowering service and refuelling needs, to give a longer and more efficient life to the machines. Pramac Stage V generator sets are equipped with advanced
engine technologies to meet the latest emission regulations. The Stage V generators also include the After-Treatment System (ATS), to guarantee the emissions reduction in compliance with EU Regulation 2016/1628 for all mobile applications.
www.pramac.com
Atlas Copco The new ZenergiZe range from Atlas
Copco takes modular energy storage to a new level. Developed with sustainability in mind, it helps operators to reduce their fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, while delivering optimal performance with zero noise and virtually no maintenance. Leveraging the benefits of high-density
lithium-ion batteries, the ZenergiZe units are compact and light compared to traditional alternatives, yet capable of providing over 12 hours of power with a single charge. They can serve as the primary source of power, or they can be combined with a generator to enable smart load management. These Energy Storage Systems are
ideally suited for noise-sensitive environments, such as event or metropolitan construction sites, telecoms, or rental applications, to resolve low load problems and storage renewable energy. Also, the large ZenergiZe units can work in parallel with other energy storage systems and become the 'brain' of a microgrid.
www.atlascopco.com/en-uk
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