Distributed energy resources (DERs) are energy generation and storage technologies that can supplement or replace the power generation provided by central utilities. Stand-alone or connected through a microgrid, they can create organizational value by helping manage energy expenses, ensure reliability and accelerate sustainability efforts.
DERs technologies include:
- Generators/gensets
- Turbines
- Fuel cells
- Cogeneration or CHP
- Renewables
- Microgrid technology
- Storage technologies
Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) for Resilience
Unlock the potential of distributed energy resources and empower energy independence
Trane can help you develop a comprehensive strategy incorporating the optimal DERs to meet your requirements and goals.
Determine the Right Program Implementation and Financing Approach to Meet Your Needs
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Having an always-available power source to ensure uptime and operational resilience
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Utilizing lower carbon fuel sources independently from the utility grid to reduce your carbon footprint
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Implementing a cogeneration program onsite to produce energy for your facility and minimize waste byproducts
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Mitigating high costs of energy and avoiding peak demand charges
BENEFITS / OUTCOMES
DERs give you a way forward for energy self-sufficiency. They’re especially essential when expensive electricity, unreliable power infrastructure or carbon-intensive grid energy sources are at play.
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Solve electric power access and reliability issues
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Contribute to your sustainability initiatives
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Optimize your energy cost management