Specialised / Micro-Grid
Micro-Grids
Generation, storage, backup and control inside one boundary, delivered for remote operations.
The problem
Construction camps, barrages, transport assets and remote facilities need a complete energy system rather than a connection. Every element the load depends on has to be inside the site, and the site has to run it without an electrical team on standby.
When this solution applies
How it works
Four steps, no handover gaps.
RESOLV methodology
How the work is run.
Equipment and technology
Specified against the design.
Documented projects
Where this has been delivered.
Only engagements that exist in RESOLV's documented project record appear here.
This architecture is delivered through consultancy and advisory engagements.
The documented record covers 26 installations totalling 8.72 MWp across 2019 to 2026: on-grid, off-grid and a consultancy engagement. This particular architecture is delivered through consultancy and advisory work, which is released on request rather than listed project by project.
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Engineering notes behind this solution.

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FAQs
Micro-Grids: what clients ask.
Documented RESOLV micro-grid work includes 88.92 kWp for a remote camp at the Guddu Barrage area. Size is dictated by the load, not by a category.
Next step
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