Boys and Girls Club Microgrid

Located in Calistoga, the Boys & Girls Club now also provides resiliency and disaster relief for the local community through a newly installed resilient microgrid

City of Dublin, CA Microgrid Fleet

City of Dublin, California installs community microgrid fleet for utility bill savings using solar and energy storage, while also providing multilevel community resiliency functions during public safety power shutdown (PSPS) events

Northside Aztlan Center

This microgrid increases community resilience and improves grid stability.

African Government Building

This grid connected government building improved their generator operations with the addition of storage.

[H2] Hydrogen Home

This demonstration home by SoCalGas is a first of its kind, using solar, storage, an electrolyzer, and the Generac ARC microgrid controller to convert solar energy to hydrogen.

Cabo Residence

Located in Cabo San Lucas, this resilient system is prepared for unforeseen outages, while constantly optimizing for energy savings.

Hotel Marcel

This unique net-zero hotel receives 100% renewable energy and backup power from a solar and storage microgrid on site.

Castello Winery

This resilient microgrid provides clean backup power in California’s wine country.

Nesmith Readiness Center

When people rely on a facility for help in an emergency situation, power outages are not an option. At the Nesmith Readiness Center, the ARC Controller coordinates solar and storage to ensure the lights never turn off.

Valley Wide Beverage

Valley Wide Beverage is utilizing Generac ARC to optimize their system around the local utility tariff through demand charge management and time-of-use rates saving them money everyday.

Detroit Metro

A utility transmission company wanted to install and test two types of storage that are shaping up to be the backbone of the utility distribution system of the future.

The Grove

The Grove Event Center in Redlands, CA is an operating orange grove and wedding event center.

Portland Fire Station

Portland’s Fire Station 1 implemented an innovative solar-plus-storage microgrid in the City’s push for energy resilience as Oregon prepares not only for a looming, unpredictable mega-earthquake, but also for the region’s immediate wildfire threats and citywide power outages.

Haley Brothers

Haley Brothers, an architectural door manufacturing company in Southern California, installed a microgrid with multiple use cases enabled by ARC.

Arizona State University

Generac collaborated with the Laboratory for Energy And Power Solutions (LEAPS) at Arizona State University on a successful proposal for the Defense University Research-to-Adoption (DURA) initiative through the Office of Naval Research (ONR) titled ‘Electric Grid Reliability, Resiliency, and Security’.

Ehrlich Toyota

Several factors affecting the operations of the Ehrlich Toyota dealership in Greeley, CO led them to build a resilient microgrid power system.

SBP National

Located in New Orleans, SBP provides resiliency and disaster relief for hurricane impacted communities.

Headwaters Center

The Headwaters Center was designed with materials from the past incorporating the energy of the future.

Pacific Aquafarms

Pacific Aquafarms built an off-grid microgrid to support a portion of the fish farm just off the Saltan Sea which raises high quality tilapia and catfish for the live market. With large pumps and motor loads, the energy usage was driving the operating costs higher, which was solved by the solar and energy storage microgrid.

Harbledown Island

The First Nations community on Harbledown Island has relied on diesel power for years, but now, with the commissioning of a hybrid microgrid, the residents have silence when the diesel generators turn off and the solar and storage microgrid takes over.

Shungnak, Alaska

Located within the Arctic Circle in remote Alaska, this community microgrid offsets costly diesel for the village.

Totota Micro Utility

Generac commissions minigrid to bring clean and reliable power to this Liberian community through the Totota Electric Co-op—the nation’s first micro-utility.

Sandbar Solar and Electric

Sandbar Solar’s new office facility was built on an empty lot within the Santa Cruz, CA city limits. Instead of paying the high costs of an interconnection study with the local utility, the owner decided the new building would instead be powered entirely from an off-grid microgrid.

Pacific Flight

On the Big Island of Hawaii, an innovative microgrid has been installed with a singular mission to return the land to its native state, covered in sandalwood forest.