Renewable Energy for Public Sector

Freen’s small wind turbine solutions provide reliable, clean energy for public sector facilities of all sizes. By harnessing wind renewable energy, institutions can reduce their reliance on grid electricity, cut costs, and meet sustainability commitments. Energy storage solutions complement wind power or hybrid systems. Batteries allow institutions to store excess energy generated during periods of high wind and use it later, balancing fluctuations in supply and demand. 

Renewable energy systems can be integrated with the grid in various ways, depending on national regulations, to reduce or replace reliance on utility power. The main configurations include self-consumption, where generated energy is used on-site with surplus potentially sold or returned to the grid; grid sale, where all renewable energy is sold to the utility at a set rate; and net metering, where excess energy is fed into the grid and later compensated, sometimes across multiple consumption points.