METRO AREA

Power continuity is a must for metro-area facilities, especially hospitals. When bad weather hits and outages occur, microgrids can help the cornerstones of metro areas avoid worst-case scenarios by swiftly replacing primary power sources and keeping medical equipment and data systems online with decentralized, independent energy. 

Utilities can’t provide metro areas with power because of severe weather, heightened demand or damaged infrastructure, etc. Completely off-grid, metro areas rely on backup systems and energy storage to keep operations as normal as possible. 

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