The North American power distribution grid is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Present market drivers such as real-time operational needs, increasing electrification of ground transportation vehicles, and cooling/heating systems, including government polices that align with the shift toward low emission energy sources. To meet this challenge requires building adaptable flexible & scalable turnkey Low Carbon Intensity (LCI) energy solutions that can be integrated into the power distribution grid to meet present, and future energy demand with lower emissions.
Enterra's market strategy develops the appropriate business model to design, construct, own, and operate turnkey LCI energy solutions that are deployed into the retail & wholesale electricity markets. To demonstrate adaptation by energy end users supplied with gigajoules (GJ) and/or kilowatts (kW) of low emission, resilient heat & power. Offered through Energy Service Contracts (ESCs), and/or Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). While investors gain access to a diversified portfolio of eUtility™ DEN platforms which are long-lived energy infrastructure assets with minimal fuel, and obsolescence risk.
LCI energy solutions for regional & local city centers, municipalities, towns, hamlets, Indigenous, and resource communities.
LCI energy solutions provides secure, and sustainable back up heat & power while improving operational efficiency, and unlocking new revenue streams.
LCI energy solutions consists of a range of DERs assets operating behind or in-front of the meter. To supply high load data centers, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, large agriculture operations and industrial parks.
LCI energy solutions provide significant reduction of energy consumption, related emissions, and OPEX expenditures by optimizing legacy & new generation and assets.
Enterra’s turnkey Low Carbon Intensity (LCI) energy solutions are built from scalable, and repeatable eUtility™ Decentralized Energy Networks (DENs), the best-in-class energy aggregation platform for energy end users in the commercial & light industrial sectors. Market focused, innovative, integrated, and sourced from Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) technology (hardware & software) with a proven operating history, predicable maintenance expenditures, and minimum obsolescence risk.
The eUtility™ DEN platform electrification assets consists of commercial scale natural gas (NG) generator sets (gensets), and solar PV & battery energy storage systems. Plus, multi-purpose microgrids with operational & technical services which provides flexible grid integration of intermittent renewable energy sources to enable fleet electrification by utilizing existing & new energy infrastructure.
Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) can consist of a single or ensemble of conventional & renewable energy generation assets. Supplying LCI heat & power, billed monthly at a predetermined capacity commitment with payment determined at a pre-agreed tariff based on meter data.
Energy storage, and solar PV systems address time shift, arbitrage, curtailment, transmission congestion, and frequency response, ramp rate control, and renewable back-up.
Distribution and management of energy generated by an DER installation may have a single connection point to a transmission & distribution system or to a closed power distribution network (microgrid). A microgrid can be either non-synchronously connected or connected direct through electronics to a power distribution network.
Demand Response (DR) programs maximize power reliability, and reduces peak usage costs. Energy assurance programs include smart thermostats for heating & cooling, and metering used to collect, transmit, display, and store raw information about electricity, natural gas, LNG & renewable energy consumption, and demand.
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