Can You Power a container with solar power?

You have a container. Let’s power it with carbon-free, cost-efficient, plug-and-play, electricity. We are experts in solar energy. Our patent protected solar power units fits perfectly on top of 20’ or 40’ containers. No more hassle to get cost-efficient, green, energy to your containers. Containers are used for many purposes.

Why should you choose the solardrive container power unit?

In remote areas where fuel is difficult or expensive to access, or in situations where you appreciate the silence of solar power, we can recommend considering the SolarDrive Container Power Unit as a supplement for the noisy and polluting generators. Preserving foods after harvest is crucial for the economy and environment.

How do solardrive CPS units work?

SolarDrive CPS units are physically interconnected or installed on top of containers by using simple twistlocks or horizontal locks (standard tools in the container industry). Electrical connection is obtained with a standard extension cord to a distribution board or directly to the container demanding power.

Will Belize Electricity compensate you for excess solar energy?

The hope is that through regulations, Belize Electricity Ltd will have to compensate you for excess solar energy flowing to the grid during the day and off-set it against the electricity you are drawing from the grid at night; however, the reality today is the opposite.

Should I buy a container power unit?

When fuel is plenty and cheap this can well be the easiest way to feed the power consumers. In remote areas where fuel is difficult or expensive to access, or in situations where you appreciate the silence of solar power, we can recommend considering the SolarDrive Container Power Unit as a supplement for the noisy and polluting generators.

Is a grid-tie Solar System a viable option?

If your monthly electricity bill exceeds BZD 500 and your energy consumption is mostly during the day, then adding a grid-tie solar system with or without battery back-up is more economically viable than going completely solar off-grid. Will my grid-tie solar system stay on during a grid outage?