Accelerating the green energy transition
+380 (66) 508-07-64Due to regular interruptions in the supply of electricity to commercial enterprises from the grid, the issue of using additional sources of electricity that can generate and store energy for use when there is no voltage in the grid is becoming more and more relevant. For more than 4 years, the Avenston company has been developing a field of activity related to the implementation of backup power systems for commercial enterprises. We design, install and put different off-grid, backup and hybrid systems into operation using batteries or more powerful energy storage equipment.
Our company provides a full range of turnkey works and services for the installation of backup power supply systems – from design to commissioning. Our technical solutions can be used in any business that has appropriate tasks and needs. It can be administrative premises, production workshops, trade shops, warehouses, restaurants, hotels, etc. Avenston cooperates with the world’s leading manufacturers of batteries and inverter equipment, which allows us to ensure a high level of quality and reliability of energy supply to our customers’ facilities. If necessary, our systems can be equipped with solar panels and generators.
We invite enterprises and businesses that need a stable or uninterrupted power supply to cooperate. Engineering solutions from Avenston can work both when there is no connection to the power supply network and during a temporary power outage. Our services will allow your company to comfortably survive periods of no voltage. Get in touch with us and we will do our best to meet your technical requirements in the best possible way.
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