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Clients We Serve

Healthcare

Aging infrastructure, unpredictable outages, and rising energy costs put healthcare facilities under constant pressure. On-site power generation keeps operations stable.

What We Solve

When the grid goes down, healthcare facilities need more than basic life safety power. On-site generation keeps full operations running, protecting patients, staff, and the systems that support them both.

Select a challenge to explore the issues facilities like yours face.

Challenge

Backup Power Isn't Enough

Most backup systems cover the bare minimum. Healthcare facilities need power that goes further to keep HVAC, sterilization, and patient systems running through any outage.

Solution

Outage Resilience with Island Mode

Our microgrid systems go beyond traditional backup generation, with island mode capability that allows facilities to maintain power during grid outages. Depending on site design and operating requirements, systems can transition to island mode automatically or manually to support critical operations through grid events.

Challenge

High Energy Costs

Healthcare facilities spend more per square foot on energy than almost any other building type. Around-the-clock operations, high thermal demands, and aging infrastructure drive energy costs.

Solution

On-Site Generation with Predictable Pricing

Our combined heat and power (CHP) systems reduce gas and electricity bills by 5–20%, with long-term pricing structures that insulate healthcare facilities from utility rate increases.

Challenge

Capital Committed to Patient Care

Healthcare organizations need to direct capital toward clinical equipment, facility upgrades, and patient care. Energy infrastructure projects, however necessary, often can’t compete for budget.

Solution

Energy as a Service, No Capital Required

Under our Energy as a Service (EaaS) model, Unison Energy finances, builds, and operates the system. Healthcare organizations pay only for the energy they use.

The On-Site Advantage

Performance, backed by ownership

We don’t walk away after commissioning. We finance, own, and operate the systems we build, aligning our performance with yours. Our 24/7 monitoring and in-house technicians protect performance minute by minute, year after year.

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Cogeneration Efficiency

More than twice a typical power plant
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System Uptime

Industry-leading performance
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Cost Savings

Often beginning from year one

Our Solutions

Demand more from your power

Our Process

Six phases. One long-term partner.

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Step 1: Initial Analysis

Understanding Your Energy Profile

We analyze utility costs, energy usage, and thermal requirements to identify where on-site generation can reduce costs and strengthen resilience.

Step 2: Ground-Level Review

Assessing the Site

Our engineers assess your facility to evaluate critical load requirements, available space, thermal integration, and utility connections.

Step 3: ESA Contract

Locking in Your Project

We finalize system design, pricing, and contract terms including financing structure, aligned with your clinical priorities and capital constraints.

Step 4: Construction

Engineering Your System

We manage engineering, procurement, permitting, and construction, coordinating with your facilities team to minimize disruption to operations.

Step 5: Commissioning

Testing and Optimization

We commission and test the system under live conditions, validate island mode performance across critical and non-critical loads, and secure all required permits.

Step 6: Monitoring

Maintaining Long-Term Performance

Our technicians monitor performance 24/7, conduct preventive maintenance, and respond immediately to protect patient care continuity.

Smarter Energy for Better Care

Healthcare organizations can't afford gaps in power or capital. Let's evaluate how on-site generation can strengthen your resilience, reduce energy costs, and free up budget for patient care.

FAQS

Have questions about healthcare?

Yes. CHP-based microgrids strengthen compliance with CMS Emergency Preparedness standards by improving power continuity, supporting extended outage operations, and reducing reliance on limited-duration backup systems.

Yes. CHP reduces purchased utility electricity and offsets boiler fuel consumption by reusing waste heat, lowering total energy spend and improving long-term cost certainty under an Energy Services Agreement (ESA).

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