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Serve new load
Add capacity around a defined operating or expansion requirement.
Capabilities
The right power architecture for the facility.
Stratos integrates proven generation, electrical, fuel, controls, storage, delivery, and operating capabilities into one site-specific private-power solution.
Supplemental Onsite Power
Generate power where the load exists.
A Stratos system produces electricity at the facility for direct onsite use. The system can provide baseload or supplemental power while the utility continues to serve remaining demand and remains available for backup.
This creates a more diversified power structure without assuming the facility must fully separate from the grid.
Additional Onsite Capacity
Create a controlled path to expansion.
Dedicated generation can support facility growth, new process loads, or capacity needs that may otherwise depend on extended utility timelines. Modular configurations can also preserve a practical path for future expansion.
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Build in phases
Use modular generation where phased deployment improves timing and capital efficiency.
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Coordinate the grid
Integrate the onsite system with the facility and utility structure rather than treating them as separate decisions.
System Architectures
The right level of power independence.
The appropriate architecture depends on economics, reliability requirements, electrical integration, site conditions, and operating priorities.
Grid-Parallel Private Power
Onsite generation works alongside utility service to reduce purchased power and add available capacity.
Resilient Private Power
Generation combines with selected storage, controls, ride-through, peak management, or critical-load support.
Islandable Private Power
An integrated industrial microgrid supports independent operation where the facility requires it.
Integrated Capabilities
Capabilities assembled around the project.
Cogeneration (CHP)
Capture useful thermal energy where the facility’s heat demand supports the technical and economic case.
Microgrids & Power Controls
Coordinate generation, storage, utility supply, critical loads, transitions, and operating logic.
Energy Storage
Add peak management, ride-through, power-quality, or eligible grid-support value where justified.
Fuel & Electrical Integration
Coordinate gas supply, conditioning, switchgear, transformers, protection, controls, and facility tie-ins.
Peak Load Optimization
Evaluate strategies intended to reduce exposure to capacity, transmission, demand, and other peak-related costs.
Reliability Architecture
Plan redundancy, maintenance, field response, critical spares, and contingency measures around operating needs.
Asset Repowers & Operations
Long-term performance is part of the design.
Stratos remains responsible beyond construction. Depending on the project, the operating model can include monitoring, maintenance, field response, OEM coordination, critical-spares planning, major maintenance, repowering, upgrades, and future expansion.