Off Grid System Design

This is a selection of representative articles from past issues of Infinite Energy—the world’s leading magazine of new energy science and technology. If you don’t know anything about the new sources of energy that are the focus of Infinite Energy—not solar cells, wind turbines, ocean waves, or hydrogen fuel cells, what we call conventional renewables—then read on. You are in for a most pleasant surprise.

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This valuable five-page resource will teach you the basics of low power design, with a special focus on low voltage living in modern society and how to make the transition.

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This guide will teach you how to select a generator based on your home's and personal requirements, especially those necessary for survival or emergency situations.

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This resourceful guide will teach you the basics about life off the grid, including posing some thoughtful questions and answers about how to live without modern-day electricity and conveniences.

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For a truly independent energy system, your choices are solar, wind, and water. Learn more here.

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Living “off grid” means you are not connected to a utility company power line, the electrical grid. You must produce your own electrical power to meet your needs. This can be a challenging and rewarding experience. Learn more about offgrid living here.

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The OutBack Power Systems™ modular power electronics architecture allows customers to size a system to meet their specific off-grid needs.

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This overview presents some of the most feasible renewable energy technologies in North Carolina. The technologies reviewed include solar, micro-hydropower, biomass, wind, biogas and geothermal. The overview also includes references that provide more information on each of these technologies.

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This factsheet will present a brief overview of the major solar technologies, and provide references where more information may be found on each.

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