Solution
The Energy Transition Is Here
Powering the Future
The race is on to cut carbon emissions. We offer our clients comprehensive sustainability solutions that make the most of Inflation Reduction Act tax credits.
A Path to Carbon Neutral
Start with Baseload CHP
On-site cogeneration-based microgrids can cut your facility’s emissions 20-40% and largely eliminate your reliance on coal-powered utilities.
Include Renewables Where Possible
Unison Energy microgrids can incorporate solar and battery storage to reduce emissions by 10-20%.
Incorporate EV Charging
We can scale our microgrids to support the large electric loads required for reliable fleet electrification charging.
Make Upgrades
While installing a microgrid, we can improve your facility’s efficiency with boiler replacements, new VFDs, chiller expansions, and lighting upgrades.
Consider Hydrogen & RNG
As alternative fuels become viable, we can retrofit our CHP systems to use zero-carbon biogas, renewable natural gas, and hydrogen.
Leverage Carbon Capture & Sequestration
Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) is a viable solution for facilities aiming to reach zero carbon.We may be able to help your facility reach net negative carbon emissions.
Why Unison Energy
Savings
Reduce your gas and electricity bills by 5-20%. Our long-term contracts provide your enterprise with predictable pricing, insulating you from ever-increasing utility bills.
Resiliency
In an era of grid disruptions, reliable power matters for business continuity. When the utility is down, we keep your site fully operational for the duration of the outage.
No upfront capital investment
Pay only for the energy you use. We pay for equipment, engineering, construction, and maintenance, so you can avoid upfront costs and invest your capital in your core business.
Sustainability
Supporting your energy transition goals. Partnering with us can reduce your carbon footprint 20-60% and help you achieve ESG goals.
Energy Transition Insights
Onsite Generation – Part of the Power Stack
Policy Whiplash: Why Data Centers Must Take Control of Their Power Now
Powering Texas: The Case for Microgrids in a Challenging Energy Landscape