Remember the acronym "ADOPT" to help keep in focus the meaningful power solutions that will work when you need it.

The power industry outlook for 2018 has many signs of being a fast paced and challenging season for utilities, facility managers and consumers.

Diesel fueled generators have traditionally been the standard in emergency backup power systems. However, recent events have given system designers and electrical contractors reason to reconsider natural gas generators as a backup system.

“Turnkey” is an ambiguous term in the Power Generation industry. Everyone seems to have their own definition of what it means.

When Is Your UPS Not A UPS, When Your Batteries Fail

We can all see the effects of Hurricanes on critical infrastructure this season.

Large 3250kW diesel standby generator installations, like this one in Oregon, have many critical project management milestones.

Forecasters predicted 2 to 4 major hurricanes this season and high probability of continued above average heat for this summer.

UPS batteries fail in less than half the time stipulated by the manufacturer when those ratings are determined under lab conditions. UPS system failure ranks as the No. 1 cause of unplanned data center outages, according to a report from the Ponemon Institute “Eighty percent of respondents know the root cause of the unplanned outage. […]

Severe and unexpected weather events persist into 2017. Here are just a few headlines from Google.