There are many situations where the agricultural sector needs power away from the fixed grid. Common examples include irrigation systems on remote plots far from the main farm, temporary drinking water supplies for livestock in fields without a connection, mobile milking units or refrigeration equipment at distant locations, lighting and camera surveillance for yards, barns and agricultural land, temporary installations for seasonal operations and power for electrically driven agricultural machinery in the field.
In all these situations, a conventional diesel generator is the familiar solution. But it comes with drawbacks that agricultural businesses know well: high fuel costs during extended use, the need to regularly refuel at remote locations, significant noise in open outdoor environments and emissions that conflict with tightening nitrogen and emission regulations for the agricultural sector.
Volta Energy offers a better alternative.