Location Echuca Moama, New South Wales
Industry Hospitality and Community Recreation
Service Hybrid Microgrid Solution
Moama Bowling Club is a major regional hospitality venue that required a reliable and cost-effective energy system. The club faced the challenge of reducing energy bills, improving resilience during outages, and decreasing dependence on the electricity grid.
A hybrid microgrid was developed to meet these needs, combining solar generation, battery storage, and integration of the existing diesel generator. The result is a more stable and sustainable energy supply for the busy community facility.
A hybrid microgrid was designed and implemented to deliver reliable and cost-efficient power for Moama Bowling Club.
An SPS90 microgrid providing dependable off-grid power with 48% fuel savings and 83% lower maintenance costs. Installed, monitored, and maintained under a zero-risk CD Power Leasing agreement.
A hybrid solar and battery system cutting emissions by 80% and slashing diesel use to 20% of previous levels. Delivered under CD Power Leasing to improve reliability and reduce costs for remote operations.
