Providing clean, uninterruptible power to an island community

St. Croix, part of the Virgin Islands, has a long-term plan divided into several stages, which includes revamping their current ageing inefficient power generation infrastructure.

In 2017 one of their power generators suffered mechanical failure, and a new power plant was required to avoid power shortfalls.

The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority (VIWAPA) required a solution for the many businesses, homes and critical infrastructure that kept the island running. They also needed cleaner energy, to cut costs and to comply with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations.

Was it possible?  Watch the video to find out!