Baptist Health Hardin
Energy-Efficient Healthcare Expansion and Renovation
Energy Resilience
Reduce Utility Costs and Enhance Reliability
Today’s threats to utility infrastructure include inclement weather, aging systems, volatile fuel prices and even cyber warfare. Not only do Distributed Energy Systems, such as microgrids, help increase facility resilience, they can improve energy independence and enable greater adoption of renewable energy systems. There are several funding mechanisms available to owners to incorporate these technologies.
A microgrid is a building or campus electric distribution infrastructure with local generation sources which can be disconnected from the utility grid. Microgrid generation sources can include solar, wind, energy storage and even Combined Heat & Power (CHP). In the years to come, microgrids will transform the electric grid, as they are managed from the bottom-up instead of the more traditional top-down approach.
CMTA has the tools and expertise to help transition your projects away from fossil fuels, while simultaneously increasing efficiency, enhancing redundancy and lowering operating costs.
We are Experts in:
- Building and Campus Redundancy
- Microgrids
- Combined Heating and Power
- Battery Energy Storage Systems
- Renewable Energy
- On Site Fuel Storage
- Back-Up Generation
- Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings (GEBs)
- Reduced Dependency on the Utility Grid
- Major Plant and Infrastructure Design
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