Enterra's mission is focus on decarbonizing the energy supply to the communities in which we operate with Low Carbon Intensity (LCI) heat & power solutions that consist of eUtility™ Decentralized Energy Network (DEN) stationary energy infrastructure platforms, plus technical & operational services. Offered through Energy Service Contracts (ESCs), and/or Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with incentives for emissions reduction, training, and employment opportunities. While investors gain access to a diversified portfolio of long lived energy infrastructure assets with minimal fuel, and obsolescence risk.
Enterra's market strategy offers commercial & industrial eUtility™ DEN energy infrastructure platforms with technical & operational services to supply sustainable LCI heat & power to the retail, and wholesale electricity markets operating in different sectors, and geographies. Our market strategy goals, and objectives: Develop the appropriate business model to Design, construct, operate, and own eUtility™ DEN energy assets; Deployed into the marketplace; Demonstrating adaptation by energy end users.
LCI heat & power service and supply solutions offer energy products & services at or near the point of consumption. Which reduces energy use, and related emissions in the transportation, utility, public, and housing sectors.
We engage with regional & local city centers, municipalities, towns, hamlets, Indigenous, and resource communities. That are connected, grid edge or off-grid in relation to the North American electric wires and natural gas pipe infrastructure distribution network.
LCI heat & power service and supply solutions provide secure, and sustainable back up heat & power with GHG offset or REC credit incentives.
Our solutions assist private & public entities to meet emission reduction targets by improving operational efficiency, and unlocking new revenue streams for their operations.
LCI heat & power service and supply 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. Energy is one link in your supply chain that cannot be interrupted.
LCI heat & power service and supply solutions optimize legacy & new generation and distribution assets. By providing significant reduction of energy consumption, related emissions, and OPEX expenditures.
We offer public or private generators, T&D asset owners & operators, and electricity retailers that operate on interconnected, and/or isolated power distribution grids.
The eUtility™ Decentralized Energy Network (DEN) is a market focused, innovative, integrated stationary energy infrastructure platform that offers predictably priced, reliable & resilient Low Carbon Intensity (LCI) heat & power. Within close proximity to service multiple loads of energy end users operating in different market sectors, and geographies.
The eUtility™ DEN platform consists of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) plants, and energy management systems sourced from Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) technology (hardware, and software) with a proven operating history, predicable maintenance expenditures, and minimal obsolescence risk.
The eUtility™ DEN platform components & systems:
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. Enterra offers a comprehensive range of prime movers (generators) that operate on biodiesel, LNG, and natural, flare & landfill gas.
Energy storage, and solar PV systems address time shift, arbitrage, curtailment, transmission congestion, and frequency response, ramp rate control, and renewable back-up. Energy storage systems can provide near instantaneous injections of power to facilities or the power grid without bringing on additional power generation online.
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 distribution system (microgrid).
A microgrid can be either non-synchronously connected or connected direct through power electronics to a power distribution network. Which can seamlessly connect or disconnect from the utility electric distribution system while synchronizing, voltage, and frequency of DERs.
Demand Response (DR) programs maximize power reliability, and reduces peak usage costs. By managing and reducing electricity & heat demand (efficiency), shift it (demand response), and integrate intermittent energy resources to balance demand vs. grid supply.
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 use and consumption.
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