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 For investors and entrepreneurs product development and research is key to making the proper investment decisions. In addition to installation and design work, we have been hired many times to help develop the next generation of energy management products.
Project planning, new manufacturing, new product exposure, engineering analysis, proof of concept, logistics, employee training, UL process and even marketing is only a small list of these projects. Don't make the wrong investment decisions. Hiring a company with our experience and resources can help you develop a concept into a practical solution saving time and money.
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 Interns and universities provide us a relationship that puts our design team into some challenging and futuristic projects. These projects could be the future of some of the products you will some day see in consumer markets. We also offer students a way to experience and solve real world problems while getting a feel for working in real world teams.
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 All applications of engineering are used in renewable energy. From electrical through mechanical and environmental engineers we provide the multiple disciplines to provide the needs for our customers. Some of our projects may include but are not limited to large scale grid tie integration, electric vehicle infrastructure, critical backup power, solar spectroradiometer and irradiance mapping, wind feasability analysis and the development of storage technologies.
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 We welcome all international projects and can offer consulting services such
as project management, installation training, material delivery and international installation crews. Feel free to
email us with project descriptions and timelines.
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 Since we educate and teach energy independence coupled with emergency response we are a proud supporter of ARRL. ARRL is the National Association for Amateur Radio. This is a non-profit organization which participants, called "hams," use various types of radio communications equipment to communicate with other radio amateurs for public service, recreation and self-training.
The future is beginning to present the need for solar, wind and other energy systems to provide us with reliable sources of energy and communication during disasters and power failures. Licensed radio operators have been installing solar and wind power for decades at repeater sites to provide communication during power outages. Some of our staff are licensed radio operators and we hope that more people continue to take an interest in amateur radio communication. With the introduction of Internet Radio Linking (IRP), communicating around the world and in remote villages in other countries is sparking younger interest.
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Research and development 