When Flooding Cuts Primary Power, Generators Keep Town “Glowing” Backup System Meets Electricity Needs Without Busting Budget

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AP Photo / Carolyn Kaster ©2013 / / / / MTU Onsite Energy www.mtuonsiteenergy.com STANDBY POWER WHEN FLOODING CUTS PRIMARY POWER, GENERATORS KEEP TOWN “GLOWING” BACKUP SYSTEM MEETS ELECTRICITY NEEDS WITHOUT BUSTING BUDGET Regular flooding is a harsh fact of life in Halstad, a small Minnesota town located along the Red River. But even during the worst floods, which pack a big enough punch to knock out power for miles around, Halstad can k

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When Flooding Cuts Primary Power, Generators Keep Town “Glowing” Backup System Meets Electricity Needs Without Busting Budget

When Flooding Cuts Primary Power, Generators Keep Town “Glowing” Backup System Meets Electricity Needs Without Busting Budget

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