LOCATION
Middle East
SYSTEM TYPE
Off-grid hybrid
WIND CAPACITY
AIR range
SOLAR CAPACITY
1.0 kW per site (wind and solar)
APPLICATION
Pipeline monitoring stations
Project Overview
A large national oil company in the Middle East deployed multiple monitoring sites equipped with renewable energy skids to displace diesel as the primary source of electrical power.
Wind and solar generation charges energy storage units, which supply 24 V power to the remote monitoring stations. The combination was designed around the site conditions: flat desert with a good wind resource and high solar irradiation.
Products in this project: AIR micro wind turbines and hybrid wind and solar systems.
Frequently asked questions
What power do the pipeline monitoring stations need?
24 V DC, supplied from energy storage units that are charged by wind and solar. Each site has about 1.0 kW of wind and solar generation.
Why combine wind and solar in the desert?
The sites are in flat desert with a good wind resource and high solar irradiation. Together the two sources keep the batteries charged and displace diesel as the main power source.
Can renewables power remote oil and gas monitoring stations?
Yes. Here, wind and solar skids replaced diesel as the primary power source for a national oil company’s monitoring stations.
How can Ryse help with a similar oil and gas site?
Ryse designs, supplies and installs hybrid wind, solar, battery and microturbine systems for remote oil and gas loads, and provides maintenance and monitoring. See oil and gas power systems or talk to our team.
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