The Challenge

  • Localized constraints. Feeders and stations reach capacity before upgrades can be funded and built.
  • Planned work. Maintenance and rebuilds require customers to be carried while equipment is out of service.
  • Storm response. Restoration takes time, and critical loads cannot wait.
  • Seasonal peaks. A few peak days each year drive investment that sits idle the rest of the time.

How GEL Helps

  • Capacity relief at constrained stations and feeders while permanent upgrades proceed
  • Persistent power for customers during planned maintenance windows
  • Rapid deployment after storms and equipment failures
  • Seasonal peak shaving with an asset that can be redeployed elsewhere for the rest of the year

NOMAD units are in service with utilities in the United States, including deployments inside substations and at sites under repair.

Recommended Platform

NOMAD Voyager Eagle mobile battery energy storage unit, rear view.

Voyager Eagle

999 kW, 2.0 MWh.

Utility crew working beside a mobile battery energy storage unit.

Discuss Your Power Requirements

Tell us about your site, your load, and your timeline. GEL will review the data and come back with a sized system and a commercial structure that fits.

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