Power Generation Blog

As winter approaches, temperatures drop, and power systems face new challenges. For facilities that rely on backup power, preparation can make the difference between smooth operation and costly downtime. I’m Marcello Lo Cicero, Vice President and Co-Founder of React...

For many facility operators, a generator’s engine and alternator can run strong for decades — but the control panel is another story. Outdated analog panels and legacy control systems often become the weak link in an otherwise dependable setup. As Marcello Lo Cicero,...

Fuel contamination is one of the most common—and costly—generator fuel problems we see at React Power Solutions. A generator can be perfectly maintained mechanically, yet still fail when you need it most because of poor diesel fuel quality. Contaminated fuel quietly...

When a hospital loses power, seconds matter. When a data center goes dark, millions of dollars are at risk. And when a factory shuts down, production delays can ripple through entire supply chains. In these moments, relying on a single backup generator is like putting...

When the grid fails, your team needs power now. Your lights, servers, pumps, coolers, and security systems all depend on a steady source of electricity. A generator provides that backup power. But how does a generator work? This clear guide explains the science, the...

Texas passed a new law that lets ERCOT disconnect large non-critical loads during grid emergencies. The target group includes massive data centers and other high-demand sites. The state also set up programs that ask these sites to ramp down or switch to onsite backup...

Hospitals, data centers, and critical infrastructure need steady power; a generator protects patients, uptime, and public safety. The section 179 deduction helps you reduce the net cost of that generator in 2025. The rule lets you expense qualifying equipment in the...

Backup generators are essential for keeping critical facilities operational during power outages. In hospitals, data centers, and utility facilities, even a few seconds of downtime can cause serious disruptions. A reliable power source is more than an asset—it is a...

Reliable backup power is essential for hospitals, data centers, and other critical infrastructure. However, meeting emissions standards is just as important as meeting load requirements. Operating non-compliant equipment can lead to penalties, shipment delays, and...

Reliable backup power is essential for any operation that depends on continuous electricity. With remote monitoring and IoT (Internet of Things) technology, operations managers can maintain better control over generator performance, reduce downtime, and prevent...

Reliable power keeps operations running. For energy operations managers, selecting the right backup system can mean the difference between smooth performance and costly downtime. In this article, we explain the key differences between genset vs inverter systems, how...