SunWize and Morningstar are teaming up at AGMSC 2026 to talk reliable remote power for C1D2 sites. Stop by Table #705, or catch the classroom session Tuesday afternoon.
Dates: Monday, August 3 – Thursday, August 6, 2026
Location: UPMC Event Center at Robert Morris University, 119 Campus Drive, Moon Township, PA
Find us at: Table #705,
Can You Trust Your Remote Site Right Now?
Remote power systems are often installed, commissioned, and then expected to operate unattended for years. While the solar modules may continue producing power, the site itself rarely stays the same.
Solar Powered Watershed & Environmental Management Systems
Watershed management often requires monitoring equipment to operate in remote forests, mountain watersheds, reservoirs, rivers, wetlands, and protected environmental areas where commercial power is unavailable or prohibitively expensive to install. Reliable power is essential for collecting continuous environmental data, supporting regulatory compliance, and protecting valuable water resources.
Solar Powered Parks & Recreation Water Systems
The wide variety of energy needs involved in fire water storage, remote pumping, SCADA, telemetry, and tank monitoring makes solar energy a cost-effective and reliable solution for powering critical water infrastructure where utility power is unavailable.
Off-Grid Power for Mining Water
Mining operations depend on reliable water systems for production, environmental compliance, safety, and water conservation. From groundwater monitoring wells and tailings storage facilities to dewatering pumps and water quality stations, much of this infrastructure is located in remote areas where utility power is unavailable or impractical
Water Rights & Water Allocation Monitoring
Water rights are often based on permitted withdrawal volumes, seasonal allocations, environmental flow requirements, and regional agreements. Without continuous monitoring, unauthorized diversions, equipment failures, or inaccurate reporting may go unnoticed for extended periods.
Solar-Powered Water Tank & Fire Preparedness Systems
The wide variety of energy needs involved in fire water storage, remote pumping, SCADA, telemetry, and tank monitoring makes solar energy a cost-effective and reliable solution for powering critical water infrastructure where utility power is unavailable.
How Much Does a Site Visit Really Cost?
A site visit costs more than fuel and travel time. Labor, vehicle expenses, scheduling, and lost productivity can make a simple truck roll surprisingly expensive. Learn how remote monitoring and reliable power systems can help reduce field visits and lower operating costs.
Morningstar ReadyEdge Site Manager: Practical Visibility and Control for Remote Power Systems
Learn how Morningstar ReadyEdge and Solar Connect enable centralized monitoring and smarter management of remote power systems.
Skid-Mounted Solar: Non-Penetrating Ground Mounts for Sensitive Sites
The demand for non-invasive, rapidly deployable power systems is only increasing. As more projects move into environmentally sensitive areas and regulated sites, skid-mounted solar will continue to play a larger role in remote power design.