09/03/2026
The onsite power industry is heading to the D.C. area this September. Experts are ready to talk about one topic on everyone's minds: data centers and the accelerating demand for bulletproof infrastructure reliability.
If you are tracking emergency power design, the EGSA (Electrical Generating Systems Association) Fall Conference on September 13-15 is where you need to be.
Our genset team Tony Crandall, Lesa Patterson, and Nick Sarkis will be on the floor to talk pure engine-starting math. Reach out directly to arrange a dedicated meeting slot.
We will be focused on solving the single biggest vulnerability in emergency power infrastructure: starting battery failure.
Whether you are optimizing existing data center backup systems or engineering layouts for next-generation facilities, we’re on site to discuss how our small and rugged MicroGenius 2, S2/S4 and LE chargers hold up under harsh conditions and greatly extend battery life,s while our SuperTorque 8Z engine starting system also substantially trim footprints and permanently eliminate lead-acid headaches.