YOU’VE GOT THE POWER TM
The power to control your electrical needs so that you can grow your business, manage your costs, and become more sustainable. We can help you flip the switch from utility company dependence to reliable and resilient energy that’s built for you, ready when you need it. Giving you the power to make your vision a reality.
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How we can help your operation
At Pegasus, we supply high-ROI electrical power generation and storage solutions for infrastructure facilities across the US power grid including EV charging stations. We do this by offering a complete range of proven expertise and partnerships centered on delivering natural gas and solar-powered electricity at scale and unencumbered by the existing US electrical grid. From ideation to execution, our team of experts can help customize an electrical solution that’s right for your needs. We can even help with the financing.
Being in control of your electricity
has never been more important.
The US electrical grid is strained and outdated. Demand is outstripping supply, resulting in unprecedented pressures on energy stability and reliability. Lacking safe, economical, and tailored alternatives for generating and storing electricity, businesses and municipalities will lose the ability to operate as they should.
Pegasus Power Solutions generate maximum ROI.
Predictable costs
Lock in long-term gas contracts, electricity prices and equipment financing for up to ten years.
Customizable
Our gas generation and solar solutions are scalable to evolving needs such as EV charging.
Favorable rates
Our solutions compare well with utility rates but have greater predictability and your gas supply has no time of use charges.
Uninterrupted power
With our solutions right on your property and not subject to transmission lines, you’ll get 24/7 power even when there’s a grid blackout.
Proven benefits
Our gas generation equipment produces favorable byproducts of hot and cold water, as well as water purification you can use for HVAC or other water needs.
Reliable
Our equipment has built-in redundancy to ensure continuous electricity with full factory protection and maintenance programs included.
Applications
- Medical Facilities
- Electric Vehicle Charging
- Resort and Hotels
- CO2 Sequestration
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Wastewater Treatment and
Water Purification -
Centrally Located Warehouses
and Fulfillment Centers - Manufacturing
- Industrial Scale Refrigeration
- Refineries and Resource Extraction
- Gaming, Theater, Hospitality
The U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Lab forecasts that:
U.S. annual electricity consumption is projected to nearly double from 3,600 to 6,700 trillion watt hours within 30 years.
This increase arises from continued electrification of our society, and an increase in electricity demand to charge electric vehicles.
By 2050, natural gas will comprise up to 42% of U.S. grid capacity, equivalent to the electricity provided by both solar and wind combined.
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Check out the latest news on all things grid, power generation, and the future of energy here.
Amid all the horrors of last week’s assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump is a dangerous ongoing heat wave that is engulfing the nation, making temperatures — and tempers — soar.
In an Oval Office address on Sunday night, President Biden asked Americans to “lower the temperature,” meaning politically charged rhetoric. But we also have literal temperature problems due to loss of power.
A new analysis shows increasing frequency and intensity of hurricanes could cause more devastating interruptions to the power grid.
The risk of hurricane-induced power outages could become 50 percent higher in some areas of the United States, including Puerto Rico, because of climate change in the coming decades, according to a new analysis.
Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and the Electric Power Research Institute mapped how future hurricanes could affect power supplies, allowing residents to see how vulnerable their electricity is.
All eyes are on California’s power grid to see how it will handle the first heat wave of the summer.
California Independent Systems Operator, otherwise knowns as CAISO, manages the energy flowing through the state and has not yet issued a Flex Alert. On Wednesday, they forecasted enough supply to keep up with the demand on the Fourth of July, but that can change.
“We don’t plan or have any plans to proactively shut down power to protect the safety of our customers, but as always with increased heat, there’s always a possibility of unplanned outages,” said Humberto Gurmilan, a communications manager with San Diego Gas & Electric.