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SkyBuilt Power and the Research Institute of Kazakhstan Sign Cooperation Agreement for Renewable Energy in Remote Areas

Arlington, VA. SkyBuilt Power and the Research Institute of Kazakhstan announced today that they have signed a cooperation agreement to develop innovative renewable energy Systems to help meet rural needs, including agricultural water pumping, desalination, and power for other uses.

SkyBuilt is an energy solutions company that provides innovative renewable energy Systems. The Research Institute of Water Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan is working on better ways to provide fresh water for irrigation in agricultural and other remote areas of the country.

One of SkyBuilt’s Systems is the Mobile Power system (MPS)®, the world’s first plug and play, modular, containerized, mobile power system, with over 100 patent claims filed for its revolutionary drop and operate design. “Like the PC that revolutionized the computer industry and made computers mobile and plug and play, the MPS can do the same for energy,” according to David Muchow, President and CEO of SkyBuilt.

The MPS sets up in hours and is a complete power system prepackaged in a standard freight container that can be shipped easily worldwide by sea, air, truck and rail. The MPS operates in any climate, needs no fuel, is very low maintenance, rugged, and can be remotely controlled. It can provide power from 3.5kW to 150kW or more for backup or base load power to pump water, provide emergency power for disaster relief and any long-term power needs. It can use any combination of off the shelf components such as solar power, wind, batteries, and micro hydro power, and can work with diesel or other fuel-based Systems. This provides more reliable power than fuel-based Systems and cuts fuel and maintenance costs, on or off the power grid. The MPS can run for decades with little maintenance.

Bill Buck, SkyBuilt’s chairman, noted that, “the MPS container can be used for any purpose, including self-powered, climate controlled storage, an emergency operations center for disaster relief teams, including fire and police operations, a mobile medical clinic to refrigerate medicines, Homeland Security, border patrols or a remote telecom power station or classroom with internet service.”