Technology

Gaia Power Technologies focuses on addressing deficiencies in the current power landscape by utilizing applications of energy storage. Gaia's business model is based on a clear understanding of how to manage energy storage and the components that make it viable (such as inverters).

Gaia's core technological platform supports products that address a range of inefficiently or insufficiently served power markets. Ranging from pure backup power to backup hybrid systems, these energy management systems are, in every sense, turn-key, modular, and scalable, and they incorporate the best-of-breed in existing technology.

The MSPS Approach

Gaia's core, patent-pending technology establishes a Modular Stationary Power Supply (MSPS). The MSPS efficiently and pragmatically integrates all balance-of-system components on a single platform and in a single unit. The result is that energy storage, power electronics, communication and control are all seamlessly integrated into a single turn-key, pre-assembled, and fully tested unit. 

This approach results in a tremendously flexible unit that:

1. Requires no energy storage expertise by the end purchaser.

2. Fits the exact scale both in continuous power and energy storage required by the customer.

3. Installs easily

4. Enhances existing power sources

5. Integrates any future power sources

6. Enables truly distributed generation

7. Operates individually or in a network of multiple units, locally or remotely

8. Remains entirely energy storage technology agnostic

In the end, MSPS allows for the benefits of energy storage to be directly applied to problems that can benefit from it. 

The MSPS Difference

For individual residences or businesses, Gaia's products can provide backup power, lower electric bills, and enable the deployment of alternative power sources. There are also clear benefits to Gaia's approach for the entire electrical system.

Gaia's product line enables a distributed power network and addresses the needs of an entire segment of electrical consumers who to date have been overlooked: small to mid-sized businesses, and tenants within buildings.

Additionally, not only do the PowerTower units themselves provide stability and efficiency for the grid, they also enable the practical deployment of a wide variety of power source alternatives, from lightweight, inexpensive generators to solar cells and fuel cells. The net environmental impact of both of these benefits is tremendous. 

Like many technological shifts, the change that is taking place in the electrical infrastructure is happening on an individual level; it is composed of many local steps that add up, in the end, to a giant leap forward. Gaia's MSPS core technology is stretching those steps and lengthening that leap.