About the Project

Ft. Eisenhower Microgrid Project

Our Industrial + Commercial engineering team provided engineering and project support services for a microgrid project at Fort Eisenhower under Georgia Power.

A microgrid is a localized energy system that can operate independently or alongside the main grid, designed to enhance energy reliability and resilience. Work on this project began in mid-2022, with final design wrapped up in December 2024 and installation and testing in progress.

CES played a key role throughout the project, including preliminary engineering and development of the Request for Proposal (RFP), contractor bid reviews and selection recommendations, and serving as the Engineer of Record for site design and installation. The team also coordinated with generator, controls, and switchgear vendors to deliver a complete system, reviewed and approved all equipment submittals, verified field installation and testing, and supported the final commissioning and turnover to the Army.

Electrical control panels with multiple meters and warning labels inside an industrial setting.
The image shows the inside of an industrial electrical control panel with various wires, circuit breakers, relays, and electronic components organized on metal racks.
Electric control panels with switches, meters, and warning labels in an industrial setting.
Electrical control panels in a utility room, with various switches, meters, and safety labels visible.
Digital pressure and temperature monitor with a blank screen, mounted on a panel outside, displaying various technical labels and warning information.
Cooling equipment and pipes on a rooftop with an overcast sky.
Industrial rooftop with large beige HVAC units on a gravel surface, under a cloudy sky.
Close-up of an industrial electrical component with wires connected, mounted on a yellow machine, with a label indicating it is from Caterpillar Inc., model EMCP 4.3, 4.4.
Close-up view of an industrial control panel with numerous neatly organized wires, terminal blocks, relays, and electronic components.
Industrial rooftop unit with air conditioning compressors and electrical equipment on gravel surface.
Close-up of a CAT machine control panel with indicator lights and labels for various alert statuses.

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