Energy generated, stored, and managed at the point of use — reducing grid dependence, lowering operational cost, and building resilience into the infrastructure that nations depend on.

Solar generation reduces grid dependence, lowers operational energy costs, and provides a measurable path toward national and corporate carbon targets. Watts Matter designs and deploys solar systems scaled to the demands of the project — from large industrial rooftops to utility-scale ground-mount installations.

The CHP Solution
Combined Heat & Power (CHP), or cogeneration, generates electricity and heat from a single fuel source, achieving over 90% efficiency. CHP systems are engineered for industrial and infrastructure applications where continuous, reliable energy is a requirement.
Why Choose CHP?

Dual Engine Systems & Flexibility
Two-engine CHP systems ensure 24/7 power, with one engine running at full capacity and another for off-hours, ideal for refrigeration and storage needs.
Surplus Power to the Grid Operators can sell excess power back to the grid, generating additional revenue from installed capacity.
Modular & Tailored Solutions
Operations with high continuous energy demands · Facilities where solar alone can't meet baseload · Industrial processes needing simultaneous heat and power · Remote or grid-constrained locations

In some regions, the grid is unreliable. In others, it's at capacity or unable to accommodate additional renewable energy. And in many places, there's no grid at all.
Microgrids provide a practical, scalable solution — generating and managing power on-site, with or without a connection to the main grid. For operations where secure, continuous power is essential, a microgrid ensures energy is always available, efficient, and under your control.
Where Microgrids Are Essential
Remote or off-grid locations · Critical facilities requiring 24/7 power security · Emerging markets with unreliable grid infrastructure · Industrial campuses with high and variable energy demands
Energy Reliability & Resilience: Maintain uninterrupted power during outages or grid instability
Cost Control: Combine on-site solar, storage, and CHP to reduce energy costs and manage peak demand
Grid Independence: Operate fully islanded or grid-tied depending on operational requirements
Simplified Grid Coordination: Manage loads locally, reducing complexity and avoiding utility approval delays
Capacity for Additional Loads: Power EV charging, electrified heating, and other systems without overloading existing infrastructure
Lithium-ion and flow battery systems store energy generated during peak production periods for use during high demand, overnight, or grid outage scenarios. Effective storage transforms intermittent renewable generation into a reliable, dispatchable power source.
Energy Storage Capabilities


Seasonal thermal storage captures heat during high-generation periods and holds it for use during colder months or periods of low solar output. For district heating networks, large campuses, healthcare facilities, and industrial operations, thermal storage delivers a significant share of space heating and hot water requirements while reducing fossil fuel dependency and strengthening long-term energy resilience.