IBEW/NECA design, engineer, install and maintain the following technologies. IBEW/NECA can help you identify the optimal solution for your objectives.

• Solar: including utility-scale, rooftop, shade-structures and residential.

• Storage: Captured energy to be deployed at a later time. This comes in a variety of forms: battery, pumped, ice, etc.

• Microgrids: IBEW/NECA are deploying and maintaining microgrids all over the world including at military installations and remote locations.

• Electric Vehicle Charging Stations: Charging stations are not as simple as installing a dryer outlet. These are complex electrical systems that can pull a continuous load of up to 500 volts. This requires safety and experience. Electric Vehicle Charging Stations are increasingly being linked to other sustainable energy systems including solar, storage and microgrids.
• Hydrogen: IBEW/NECA is a founding member of Alliance for Clean Energy Hydrogen Systems (ARCHES) and has been involved in every aspect of its development including developing clean hydrogen training and codes and standards. Clean H₂ can supplement renewable energy sources to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and advance a zero-carbon economy. IBEW/NECA is leading the electrical industry in this emerging sector.
• Fuel Cells: Convert the chemical energy of a fuel into electricity through an electrochemical reaction of hydrogen fuel with oxygen or another oxidizing agent. Fuel cells are different from batteries in requiring a continuous source of fuel and oxygen.
• Wind: Wind turbines harness air currents and convert them to emissions-free power.

• Cogeneration/Combined Heating and Power: The combined generation of heat and power. It is not a single technology, but an integrated energy system. Cogeneration involves producing power from a single source and capturing the excess heat which would have otherwise been wasted.
• Solar Thermal: A form of energy and a technology for harnessing solar energy to generate thermal energy or electrical energy for use in industry, and in the residential and commercial sectors.
• Geothermal: Heat from the earth can be used as an energy source in many ways.
• Energy Efficiency: Including technologies like building automation systems, lighting controls, lighting retrofits, wireless communications, data management, building envelope solutions, variable frequency drives, cool roofs, plug load strategies, etc.