Solar + Wind Hybrid
Solar and wind, working to complement one another
Solar typically generates during daylight hours, while wind can generate at different times of day and across seasons. Combining both can produce a more balanced renewable generation profile.
Illustrative imagery. Facilities shown are not Voltaris Energy assets.
What the solution does
Scope and capabilities
- Combining renewable generation sources at suitable sites
- Matching generation profiles to customer demand
- Integration with battery storage
- Power supply planning
- Site-specific solar and wind resource assessment
Who it suits
- Industrial customers with demand extending beyond daylight hours
- Utilities seeking more balanced renewable supply
- Sites with both good solar and wind resources
Key applications
- Round-the-clock renewable supply planning, combined with storage
- Industrial power procurement
- Grid-connected hybrid parks
How it can be structured
- Long-term power purchase agreements
- Hybrid configurations combined with battery storage
- Development partnerships for land, technology, and finance
Hybrid generation alone does not guarantee uninterrupted power. Supply profiles depend on resource availability, storage, and project design.