24/7 Production
Wind can produce at night and during storms, filling the hours solar cannot cover.
Hybrid microgrids for Florida facilities
Hybrid Wind + Solar + Battery Microgrids
When the grid goes down, your operations shouldn't. H.R. Current combines coastal wind, solar generation, and battery storage to keep critical loads running through outages and severe weather.
Islandable operation
100 kW to multi-megawatt scale
Built for Southeast conditions
Power that adapts
How a Hybrid Microgrid Works
Each part has a clear job. The controls decide when to generate, store, import, export, or island the site.
Wind + solar battery storage
Generation
Wind turbines and solar arrays produce power together, then cover each other's quieter periods.
Storage
The battery bank holds surplus energy for evening demand, calm conditions, and fast backup.
Controller
An intelligent controller balances facility loads, utility exchange, battery health, and island mode.
Facility load
Your critical equipment stays powered while the system transfers away from a failed utility feed.
Designed around wind
Why a Wind-Centric Microgrid?
Solar starts the day. Wind often carries the system after sunset and during unsettled weather.
Storm Hardening
Turbines can shut down rapidly in dangerous conditions, then return when operating limits are met.
Lower Lifetime Cost
A strong wind resource can deliver a higher capacity factor than solar alone at suitable Florida sites.
Sustainability Premium
Visible wind generation gives customers and staff a clear sign of your renewable commitment.
Applied in the Southeast
Microgrid Project Profiles
Healthcare | Broward County
Critical care stays online
A clinic used wind generation and battery storage to maintain essential power through Hurricane Ian.
Discuss a healthcare site
Agriculture | Homestead
Irrigation costs fall
An off-grid wind-solar-battery system helped a farm cut irrigation costs by 45 percent.
Plan an agricultural system
Data centres | Tampa
Uptime has a second line
A colocation facility reached 99.999 percent uptime with a hybrid microgrid supporting its core loads.
Review a data centre siteA clear four-phase plan
Your Microgrid Plan
Good design starts with your actual load profile. We size the system around it.
Most assessments begin with site data and a working-load review.
Phase 1: Assessment
We review interval demand, outage priorities, utility tariffs, and site wind and solar resources.
Phase 2: Engineering
We set the turbine size, PV array, battery capacity, controls, and islanding strategy.
Phase 3: Construction
Our installation plan protects your daily work and coordinates equipment, permits, and utility interfaces.
Phase 4: Commissioning and Training
We test transfer sequences, confirm operating limits, and train your team before hand-off.
Make the numbers practical
Calculate Your Microgrid Savings
Set a few operating assumptions to frame payback, demand reduction, and avoided emissions. A detailed financial proposal follows site validation.
Illustrative cumulative value
Years 1–10
Year 1
Year 5
Year 10
Planning figures only. Final savings depend on tariffs, wind resource, load shape, equipment selection, incentives, and financing.
Ready for stronger energy resilience?
Ready for True Energy Independence?
Talk with H.R. Current about a conceptual design and site-specific savings estimate.
+1 847 286 9881
info@hrcurrent.com
Davie, Florida 33325