Clean, Reliable, Affordable Energy Anywhere
From energy audit to operation, BoxPower provides a seamless end-to-end solution for rural microgrid projects.
MICROGRID SOLUTIONS
BoxPower is changing the narrative on rural energy
Wildfire mitigation
BoxPower’s hybrid solar microgrids offer immediate savings over line hardening and maintenance in remote areas. Our fire-safe systems provide a permanent energy supply to replace traditional utility lines.
Energy resilience
Critical facilities can’t afford to go dark during natural disasters, storms or Public Safety Power Shutoffs. BoxPower’s integrated solar, storage, and backup solutions supply reliable energy when you need it most.
Power anywhere
BoxPower’s containerized microgrids are ideal for remote, off-grid applications. We design continuous power solutions for the toughest environments, offering a clean, affordable alternative to diesel generators.
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BOXPOWER SERVICES
Your turnkey solar microgrid solution
Design
Starting with an energy audit using BoxPower’s EASI software, we configure a microgrid solution tailored to your exact needs.
Install
We configure your microgrid from our pre-engineered products and rapidly deploy systems on-site in a matter of days.
Manage
BoxPower offers lifetime operation and maintenance support. We optimize systems with remote monitoring and control capabilities.
Unlock your solution to affordable energy resilience
FEATURED PROJECT
Wildfire mitigation for a rural California utility
IMPACT
Providing clean alternatives to diesel generators
BOXPOWER VISION
A world in which every rural energy consumer has access to clean, reliable, affordable energy.
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