Micro Hydroelectric Solutions LLC

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microhydroelectric.org

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Micro Hydroelectric Solutions LLC (MHES)

Micro Hydroelectric Solutions LLC (MHES) specializes in developing and implementing advanced microgrid and hydroelectric systems, leveraging locally available water sources to generate clean, dependable energy. The company primarily serves small, rural communities and single-site locations across the United States and Puerto Rico, aiming to enhance energy resilience and independence. By harnessing the power of water, MHES provides accessible and sustainable electrical power solutions.

At the core of MHES's offering is its proprietary technology, which includes innovative control units designed for comprehensive remote management. These units are strategically placed at turbines, central microgrid controllers, battery banks, and various load points, significantly reducing the need for expensive, highly-skilled on-site electrical and power engineering expertise. This approach lowers the barriers to micro power adoption, promoting increased energy independence, bolstering national resilience, and contributing to reduced carbon emissions and energy costs.

MHES's comprehensive solutions encompass key components such as high-quality turbines, developed in partnership with experienced engineers and machinists. They also provide top-line central units for system monitoring and management, alongside flexible load distribution capabilities, supporting a range of endpoints including houses, other structures, and EV charging stations. The company offers subscription-based remote management services, ensuring peace of mind and optimal system performance through over-the-air updates and continuous monitoring.

MHES operates as a collaborative partnership, combining the strengths of Vvodan, Inc., Rubia Group LLC, and Turbo Solutions Engineering to deliver cutting-edge design and functionality in every project. Their commitment is to make clean, sustainable electrical power accessible to all, providing reliable and self-sustainable micro power grids wherever an existing source of water is available.

Locations

• Alexandria, Virginia