The Peninsula Regional Animal Shelter is a 30,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility that provides animal sheltering, adoption services, individual adoption areas, a shelter clinic, a surgical center, grooming area and outside animal runs. With specific EPA emissions requirements in mind, Bay Diesel recommended going with a Generac 3 x 300 kW Modular Power System (MPS), natural gas application for this project. The benefit of going with a Modular Power System is that it will provide N+2 redundancy for the entire facility and if one engine were to fail, it would not interfere with the day to day operations of the shelter. Bay Diesel helped complete the project on time and on budget, and is proud to be apart of this new state-of-the-art facility.
Bay Diesel’s Environmental Efforts Are Recognized
Chesapeake, VA, Bay Diesel teams up with the Elizabeth River Project and becomes a River Star Business. The Elizabeth River Project is a nonprofit organization that educates and works with companies to help reduce toxic pollution, restore vital wetlands and conserve wildlife habitats. Bay Diesel was recognized at The Annual River Star Luncheon for it’s efforts in filtering & reusing 70,000 pounds of diesel fuel, burning 2,100 pounds of used oil for heat and also switching to a central printing station to help save energy and ink.
Bay Diesel Helps Prepare The MV Cape Ray
Syrian chemical mission.
Bay Diesel Offers Professional Development Training For Electrical Engineers
The PDSS is a series of seminars for the engineering community based upon real world experiences to provide a thorough understanding of generator capability, functionality, reliability and site-specific load requirements. These 90-minute courses were developed for practicing design, sales and consulting engineers involved in supplying standby power to commercial, industrial, municipal and healthcare facilities. Each seminar, held every three weeks, is specifically designed to inform participants of current technologies, sizing, codes & standards, switching technologies and reliable design characteristics surrounding emergency power systems. Participants who successfully complete an individual course receive Continuing Education Units (CEU). In addition, Bay Diesel provides a generous breakfast at each seminar, turning the classroom into a social networking experience.