In the Philippines, Caltex petrol stations have begun to implement Green NRG Co renewable energy technologies. As electricity is unreliable in the Philippines, dropping in and out on a regular basis, many Caltex petrol stations are now installing Green NRG Co’s MPS systems in order to provide customers with green, reliable, 24/7 power and service.
This landmark project located in south Beijing covers an area 64 square meters and is Asia’s largest single market. From 2012 through to July 2013 we won the investors over in rounds of strict selection with intense competition along with the Beijing urban construction. Beijing has also won a bid for an Ikea shopping center with an EPS emergency power supply system engineering.
We have used and applied the power supply system for different competitions in the following locations:
We have supplied 35 EPS units for Jieyang Airport. These units are used as an emergency power supply for the airport in the case of a power outage, the EPS units switch on to continue supplying the airport with power.
We are the only supplier of the towers power supply system. Supplying 122 sets of 1-20kW emergency power products. In addition, a 3-in-1 energy saving mode has been successfully adopted in the ticketing and security checks systems for the towers.
Being one of the top three provincial hospitals, as well as the largest private hospital for its construction scale in China. Our power products have supplied the Dongguan Huakang Hospital with 22 sets of 10-60KVA UPS which allow the hospital to have the advantages of green environmental protection, along with guaranteed stable and reliable performance.
Our power products have provided a reliable emergency power supply guarantee for the IFC-Guangzhou West Tower, using the partition concentration power supply mode.
The Enkatalie area on Tanna Island in Vanuatu was one of the hardest hit when Cyclone Pam struck in March 2015. Homes, businesses, vegetation, and lives were destroyed by the natural disaster. The tragedy displayed the extreme vulnerability of local communities without cyclone shelters or modern sanitation and energy services.
From the devastation rose a new project created by the Vanuatu and Tafae provincial governments to rebuild and strengthen Tanna. The first stage of the project, part of Griffith University’s Climate Change Response Program, involved the building of community centers in 15 villages, each building designed to withstand Category 5 cyclones, and powered by Green NRG Co’s Mini Power System. Until now, the communities have not had access to electricity – following the project they now have access to a 24-hour source of renewable energy. The new buildings are fitted with Green NRG Co’s Mini Power Systems, solar panels, wind turbines, LED lighting, solar fridges and air conditioning.
To commemorate the opening of the community medical clinic, a traditional tribal dance celebration was held, with 13 tribal chiefs, 1,000 local dancers and project partners, including Green NRG Co, attending!
Our solar Starlights have been designed and developed for disaster relief in mind. It provides a lighting solution for remote areas where power and especially light is hard to come by. Designed to be simple to use, the unit includes a solar panel, led lights, on/off button. The unit is also designed to be connectable, allowing multiple units to be joined together to be used with greater efficiency. The unit is also used recreationally too by campers, hikers, and fishermen.
Our Starlight has been used for disaster relief and other events such as:
Green NRG Co just returned from a renewable energy project in Haiti, for a school in a village in the Montagne Noire area.
Green NRG Co are pleased to advise that the Montagne Noire orphanage now has constant 110v 60Hz solar panel system to assist with their educational future. The project has been an enjoyable and fruitful event.
Thank you to all participants for the smooth rollout of our power and LED lighting. Thank you to LEDTEK Global, and to all of the Haiti local assistance.
