During this year’s NPGA expo, we were honored to participate in the New Products Showcase, which highlights emerging propane-powered technology. We exhibited the latest-generation Performer Series P250i Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Power System, which featured improved fuel monitoring, an easier installation and more updates on top of our already leading SOFC product.
One of the major risks of natural gas wellheads is freeze-off, which is when freezing temperatures cause a buildup of ice that blocks the flow. Water and other liquids in the gas can freeze in cold temperatures. This can cause major reductions in natural gas production. That, in turn, can lead to power outages affecting millions of customers.
When comparing offgrid power technologies, key factors to consider are durability in different environments and maintenance needs. And one thing that will make a huge impact on the long-term cost of a power product is how much fuel it needs.
Lockheed Martin developed the Stalker in 2006 to be used for military applications, such as providing intelligence, surveillance, and target acquisition. Recently, they launched the Stalker VXE, which is an operationally proven, small and silent Group 2 Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) that provides unprecedented long-endurance imaging capability in a variety of contested environments and is in use by Special Forces around the world.
Performer Series systems are designed to integrate easily with wind, solar, rechargeable batteries and other technologies to create a hybrid clean energy solution. Here’s how.
“Ensuring our customers always have access to the most robust and innovative power capabilities means always being able to innovate and adapt,” said Tom Westrich, Ph.D., Chief Technology Officer of Adaptive Energy. “And these innovations always start with what we hear from our customers as their key needs or pain points.”
Adaptive Energy Wins United States Army Technology Transfer Contract to Develop Hand-Carried Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Power Solution
With wildfires burning this summer all over California, Oregon, Canada and elsewhere around the world, our thoughts turn to the importance of keeping essential infrastructure running.
