Fukushima Nuclear Accident

In response to the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Enercon rapidly manufactured and delivered 32 power modules within an unprecedented 8-week time frame.

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Overcoming Challenges in Times of Need

During our 45 year history within the critical power industry, we have witnessed both amazing feats of accomplishment, as well as, some of the worst tragedies of modern time. In either case, Enercon has been there, side by side, to give our clients the ability to prevail over their unique power obstacles.

Natural Disasters

Over the last 50 years, the number of weather/ climate-related disasters around the globe has increased nearly five-fold according to the World Meteorological Organization. In 2021 the United States alone experienced 20 separate billion-dollar weather disasters. From larger wildfires on the West coast and unusual freezing temperatures in the Southern States to longer, stronger tornado and hurricane seasons, the country's weather continue to intensify as does the burden of power.

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Enercon is seeing a larger demand for agile, redundant, and independent power solutions such as mobile power units, standby power gensets, and microgrids. These products help companies and communities mitigate the impact severe weather has on the Nation's aging electrical systems by sustaining critical power when the utility power goes down.

FEMA - Hurricane Protection

To protect New Orleans from catastrophic flooding, Enercon designed and manufactured a critical power enclosure that provides emergency standby power for three gigantic pumps that support the area's levee system.

9/11 Response

Upon witnessing the tragedy, Enercon rapidly shifted priorities and immediately deployed 20 power modules to support recovery efforts at ground zero. Additionally, quick turn times were met to provide mission-essential standby power for the Pentagon.