Utility Scale Grid-Connected Power:  Amonix's MegaModule™ Generating Systems can be combined to form multi-megawatt power farms which deliver power to a utility's electrical grid system.  Such applications allow utilities to diversify their fuel mix and become less reliant upon traditional fossil-fueled generators.  Amonix power farms can also enable utilities to meet their individual Renewable Portfolio Standards. (RPS) http://www.repp.org/rps_map.html

Energy created by Amonix's systems is clean and environmentally benign.  Shown are systems connected to Arizona Public Service Company's electrical grid.

Village/Rural Electrification: Amonix's MegaModule™ Generating Systems can be used for village or off-grid electrification.  The systems can be sized appropriately to meet large and small electrical demands alike.  When combined with storage, the MegaModule™ Generating System forms a complete 24-hour energy source that can be used in power-starved regions throughout the world.

Pumping: Amonix's MegaModule™ Generating Systems are ideal for pumping applications.  The systems can be sized to meet the any pumping requirement.  When the sun is shining, the MegaModule™ Generating Systems are pumping.  And because Amonix's systems capture 30% more energy than fixed flat-plate photovoltaic systems, they do a lot more pumping.

Water Desalinization/Purification:   Amonix's MegaModule™ Generating Systems are an excellent choice for water desalinization and purification projects.  Generally speaking, many of the most arid areas of the world are also best suited for Amonix's concentrating photovoltaic systems.  The systems can be combined with desalinization or purification equipment to produce clean, potable water.

Hydrogen Production: Amonix's MegaModule™ Generating Systems fully support the concept of a hydrogen economy.  The systems can be combined to generate clean electricity from the sun that is needed to electrolyze water, turning it into hydrogen and oxygen.  The hydrogen can then be used as a clean fuel source.  When used in a fuel cell, the hydrogen is able to create energy on demand with non-polluting byproducts such as water.