Cutting The Cost Of Remote Power Supply

July 14, 2008 - PRLog -- Joliet introduces hybrid electricity generation systems which take advantage of multiple generation sources. Reliable, sustainable, power supply from coupled photovoltaic arrays, wind turbines, generators, grid supply, batteries and fuel cells.

Solar power is well known to be an expensive solution to remote electrification. This cost can be reduced by adding wind turbine generators to reduce the reliance on PV.

By default a hybrid wind/PV system offers 24 hour production using the valuable night time period when PV becomes non productive.

Attractive savings and a reduced requirement for space have drawn the attention of many telecommunications operators worldwide. The hybrid system is ideally suited to radio mast power supply and Joliet is now quoting for systems in Africa, France, Turkey and the Middle East.

French telecoms giant Alcatel Lucent has requested 6 systems for test sites in Senegal.

Extensive information and assistance in choosing the most appropriate wind turbine is available at www.joliet-europe.com
Joliet Technology is an international supplier of renewable energy equipment operating from headquarters in Northern Spain with offices in France, and the United Kingdom.

The company’s general philosophy is to provide end users with well designed, user friendly equipment that can be easily installed and requires little or no maintenance. Above all the management believes that renewable energy based products should offer customers a real alternative to conventional energy sources without attracting a premium cost.

Joliet Technology SL also supplies a range of high power LED based street lighting systems, offering up to 80% energy savings over conventional street lights www.joliet-led-streetlight.com and small wind turbines for domestic and light commercial applications www.joliet-wind-turbines.com

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Joliet Technology is an international supplier of renewable energy equipment operating from headquarters in Northern Spain with offices in France, and the United Kingdom.

Joliet supplies wind turbines, LED street lighting systems, and heat pumps.