Reliable Energy.
Trusted Values.
BRANCH POWER SOLUTIONS
(858) 254-1858
C-10 License # 1116367
NAICS: 221112 - Power Generation
About Branch Power Solutions
Why Choose Us?
We stand out as the trusted, ideal choice for business partners, backed by an impressive family legacy spanning over six decades in the power generation industry. Our dedicated reputation and unwavering commitment to excellence is evident in our delivery in industry-specific controls training, electrical troubleshooting, switchgear development, electrical wiring, diesel and gaseous generators, failure analysis, and engineering design.
Our Reach
Headquartered in San Diego County, our team has individual experience working across all 50 states with the ability and experience supporting projects worldwide. No project is too big or too small. Our team has managed projects ranging from regular generator maintenance for hospitals to supporting Microgrid infrastructure at various military installations reliant on backup power during outages.
Our Expertise
We are a team of experienced electrical controls engineers who specialize in designing and implementing customized solutions for our clients. We have expertise in a wide range of industries including supporting clients in city and county governments, local municipalities, school districts, transit and housing authorities, utility and public works departments, and federal and emergency sector agencies.
Powering Progress: A Showcase of Branch Power Solutions Expertise
BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM (BESS)
Integrated a Rolls Royce 150 kW generator into the Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) for backup support. Developed parallel control capabilities to enable grid-tied baseload operation, as well as functionality during grid outages and low battery conditions.
GEOTHERMAL ENERGY TESTING,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
Successfully paralleled fifteen 1MW generators for a remote geothermal testing site. Oversaw the installation, testing, and troubleshooting of analog load sharing lines. Integrated an analog-to-CANbus load sharing system, enabling different brands of generators to operate in parallel effectively.
BORDER PROJECT,
TUCSON, ARIZONA
Performed system load analysis, setup, and commissioning of ten 500kW generators running in parallel operation to total a system capacity of 5MW. Trained onsite personnel to operate machinery in a safe environment, while operating the system efficiently. Setup a network of communication between generators to allow kW and kVAR sharing among generators.