Skip Tech Energy Storage for Mobile & Temporary: The Skip Tech Truck is geared for Individuals or companies that have a temporary need for electricity where it does not currently exist “in the wild” or in remote locations. Users would benefit from the Skip Tech Truck version of battery storage where abundant electricity is needed for a shorter duration. Currently foul-smelling, carbon polluting diesel generators are relied on to power remote events. Examples include one-time events like disaster relief, outdoor weddings, open air theater or music festival, or it could be a recurring event like a farmer’s market.

Skip Tech Energy Storage for C&I is designed with small to medium size business operations in mind in the 20-50 KW range. The agriculture and wine industries are ripe for pairing renewable energy with battery storage for many of the reasons explained: cleaner, more reliable and economical electricity. What’s more many vineyards have already adopted renewable energy generation, primarily solar, and battery storage can supply backup electricity for mission critical processes like cold storage, a key step in the wine making process. Any planned or unplanned disruption in power can result in the loss of tons of grapes. The threat of power outages from wild fires is an added concern as grape growing in the Mediterranean climate coincides with higher risks of wildfires.

Skip Tech Energy Storage for Microgrids supply auxiliary power in the MW zone for stadiums, retail complexes, hotels and resorts, recreational complexes and more. When the stadium and the stores are full, businesses can’t afford to lose power. Not only does business income suffer, but when elevators, escalators, AC and lights are out, safety issues can become a huge liability problem. That’s where Skip Tech comes in as a power supply when the grid is down, or as a buffer to lower electricity prices.

Skip Tech Energy Storage for Grid Edge is built for users in rural communities with low caliber and unreliable connections who face multiple concerns around energy security, namely continuity, quality and affordability. This segment is likely to represent a large proportion of early adopters and underscores the company vision of making energy, tools and systems accessible to people challenged with the added complexity of an ever-changing climate.

Skip Tech Energy Storage for Grid-Scale in the GW range will address the issue of resilience. Increases in extreme weather events are causing greater instability in the legacy utility grid, and this leaves more utility customers without power for extended periods of time. These events include events that grids have dealt with for decades, like hurricanes and windstorms, as well as new forms of disruption including heat waves causing transmission lines to exceed their thermal ratings, wildfires, and operational changes that cause disruption like “public safety power shutoff” (PSPS) events where lines are proactively de-energized to prevent possible fire ignition events.

Outages can last for hours to days and even weeks. This growing grid instability is leading to life-threatening situations for individuals including loss of heat/cooling, refrigeration, internet & communications, water from well sources and economically damaging situations for businesses. Skip Tech can provide better, more affordable, environmentally sound solutions than are currently available, either for individual entities or for community microgrids.

Skip Tech Energy Storage Mobility is geared for Individuals or companies that have a temporary need for electricity where it does not currently exist “in the wild” or in remote locations. Users would benefit from the Skip Tech Truck version of battery storage where abundant electricity is needed for a shorter duration. Currently foul-smelling, carbon polluting diesel generators are relied on to power remote events. Examples include one-time events like disaster relief, outdoor weddings, open air theater or music festival, or it could be a recurring event like a farmer’s market.

Skip Tech Energy Storage for C&I is designed with small to medium size business operations in mind in the 20-50 KW range. The agriculture and wine industries are ripe for pairing renewable energy with battery storage for many of the reasons explained: cleaner, more reliable and economical electricity. What’s more many vineyards have already adopted renewable energy generation, primarily solar, and battery storage can supply backup electricity for mission critical processes like cold storage, a key step in the wine making process. Any planned or unplanned disruption in power can result in the loss of tons of grapes. The threat of power outages from wild fires is an added concern as grape growing in the Mediterranean climate coincides with higher risks of wildfires.

Skip Tech Energy Storage for Grid Edge is built for users in rural communities with low caliber and unreliable connections who face multiple concerns around energy security, namely continuity, quality and affordability. This segment is likely to represent a large proportion of early adopters and underscores the company vision of making energy, tools and systems accessible to people challenged with the added complexity of an ever-changing climate.

Skip Energy Storage for Microgrids supply auxiliary power in the MW zone for stadiums, retail complexes, hotels and resorts, recreational complexes and more. When the stadium and the stores are full, businesses can’t afford to lose power. Not only does business income suffer, but when elevators, escalators, AC and lights are out, safety issues can become a huge liability problem. That’s where Skip Tech comes in as a power supply when the grid is down, or as a buffer to lower electricity prices.

Skip Tech Energy Storage for Grid-Scale in the GW range will address the issue of resilience. Increases in extreme weather events are causing greater instability in the legacy utility grid, and this leaves more utility customers without power for extended periods of time. These events include events that grids have dealt with for decades, like hurricanes and windstorms, as well as new forms of disruption including heat waves causing transmission lines to exceed their thermal ratings, wildfires, and operational changes that cause disruption like “public safety power shutoff” (PSPS) events where lines are proactively de-energized to prevent possible fire ignition events.

Outages can last for hours to days and even weeks. This growing grid instability is leading to life-threatening situations for individuals including loss of heat/cooling, refrigeration, internet & communications, water from well sources and economically damaging situations for businesses. Skip Tech can provide better, more affordable, environmentally sound solutions than are currently available, either for individual entities or for community microgrids.