Infrastructure
Site power and solar light towers for road and rail works
Linear works move constantly, and a grid connection makes no economic sense on a section finished within months. Work points are isolated, and fuel supply becomes a logistics operation in itself.
Typical load in this field:60 kWh/day
The situation today
- Work fronts advancing several kilometres a month
- Fuel delivery over improvised access roads
- Signage and lighting that must run at night, unattended
- Increasingly strict environmental requirements in EU-funded contracts
With a mobile unit
- One unit follows the work front without re-permitting
- Guaranteed supply for signage and safety lighting
- Documented avoided emissions, useful when reporting to the funder
- Unattended operation, with telemetry and alerts
Why linear works need a different power logistics
Infrastructure works on roads and railways do not stand still. A diesel light tower running at night burns many litres each night, and the fuel must be brought over improvised roads in difficult conditions. Over a stretch of tens of kilometres, supply becomes a complex logistics operation that keeps people away from the work site.
What a solar unit solves on an infrastructure project
Safety lighting and signalling must run all night, unattended, regardless of weather. A solar unit with battery covers that without depending on fuel supply, and its mobility lets it follow the work front as it advances. Typical consumption on infrastructure work is around 60 kWh per day, dedicated to lighting and signalling.
Environmental reporting and compliance with European standards
Works funded from European sources increasingly demand documentation of avoided emissions. A solar generator delivers exactly that: verifiable numbers of CO2 you did not emit. The operation report is generated automatically, and the data is ready for reporting to the funder.
Frequently asked questions
Can I move the unit multiple times on a section?
Yes, that is exactly the point. A solar unit moves quickly, without complex dismounting, and needs no re-authorization at each new position on the same project.
How is environmental reporting done?
The unit monitors solar production and consumption. The daily CO2 avoided report is generated automatically and ready to send to the European reporting portal.
What happens when daylight fades on bad weather?
The battery covers cloudy nights. We size the unit for winter conditions, and for longer periods the project can use a diesel backup generator, which on such days runs, not continuously.
Does the unit stay in place for the entire duration of the works?
Not necessarily. On linear works, the unit moves every few weeks. Transport takes a few hours, and redeployment takes under an hour.
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Tell us what you need to power
Send us your estimated load and how long the project runs. We reply with the right unit, the expected output for your location and a comparison against an equivalent diesel generator.