Silent, fuel-free operation
Zero emissions, no fumes, and low-to-no signature. It runs where a generator can't: beside sleeping quarters, on camera, in places where noise and exhaust are dealbreakers.
Hybrid mobile power systems
MEC Solar
A solar farm that arrives on a trailer. High-density panels and follow-the-sun SmartFlower arrays bank their output in onboard battery storage, then serve your loads or four EVs at once. Silently, with zero fuel and zero emissions.
50 kWpeak solar output, on a 53-foot trailer
53 ft
Mobile trailer
50 kW
Peak solar output
4
Level 2 EV ports, charging at once
6–8
Homes' worth of power, daily
The solar farm that travels
No fuel to haul. No engine to hear.
The MEC Solar takes fuel out of the equation entirely. A 53-foot trailer carries its own generation: high-density panels lining the enclosure, plus follow-the-sun arrays from ecosystem partner SmartFlower that deploy from each side and track from sunrise to sunset. It runs as primary or backup power beside tents, film sets and race paddocks, because there is nothing to refuel and nothing to hear.
Quiet power, built for the field.
Four vehicles at once
Four dedicated Level 2 EV charging ports keep a working fleet topped up simultaneously, from support trucks to competition EVs, with no grid connection anywhere in sight.
Built-in wind protection
Desert weather is part of the design. Built-in wind safety protection guards the tracking arrays automatically when conditions turn, then returns them to work.
Primary or backup power
Run it as the site's primary source or hold it in reserve. Scalable and grid-free, it pairs with RI's hydrogen systems when a deployment needs more than the sun provides.
One day at base camp
First light: deploy
Sunrise to sunset: track
After sundown: deliver
Sunrise to sunset.
The trailer opens with the sun
The MEC Solar arrives with the camp and unfolds at dawn. SmartFlower arrays deploy from each side of the trailer while the high-density panels lining the enclosure start collecting at first light. No fuel truck to schedule, no wiring crew, no engine to start.
The arrays follow the sun all day
The follow-the-sun arrays turn with the sky from sunrise to sunset, carrying generation toward 50 kW of peak output while the day's surplus banks into onboard battery storage. When wind picks up, built-in safety protection guards the arrays automatically.
The camp runs on what it banked
When the sun sets, base camp keeps running on the day's stored energy: lighting, communications, and four dedicated Level 2 ports charging four vehicles overnight. The only sound is the camp itself.
Data sheet
MEC Solar at a glance.
Configurations are tailored to each deployment. Contact our team for the current specification for your site and loads.
| Platform | 53-foot mobile solar power trailer |
|---|---|
| Peak solar output | 50 kW |
| Solar array | High-density panels lining the enclosure, plus follow-the-sun SmartFlower arrays deploying from each side and tracking sunrise to sunset |
| Weather protection | Built-in wind safety protection for the tracking arrays |
| Energy storage | Onboard battery storage banks daytime generation for after-dark loads |
|---|---|
| EV charging | 4 × Level 2 ports, up to four vehicles simultaneously |
| Daily output | Enough power for 6–8 homes per day |
| Emissions and noise | Silent, fuel-free, zero emissions; low-to-no signature |
|---|---|
| Role | Primary or backup power; scalable alongside RI hydrogen systems |
Where silence is the spec.
- Base camps Lighting and communications, day and night
- Tents and sleeping quarters No fumes, no engine noise
- Film sets Silent enough to run on camera
- Race paddocks Support trucks and competition EVs
- Site power Primary or backup
Proven in the desert, on deadline
A mini-city of 250 people, charged on sunlight.
- 2021–25
Rebelle Rally base camps, five consecutive years
As part of RI's grid-free fleet, the MEC Solar has powered a mobile mini-city of 250 or more people across the Nevada and California desert: camp operations by day and night, with EVs charging on solar.
- 2023
MotorTrend Performance Vehicle of the Year testing
An RI solar station kept the test EVs charged through the program. MotorTrend's verdict: it "worked flawlessly."
- 2024
King of the Hammers, Johnson Valley, California
The MEC Solar powered base camp tents, lighting and activities at the OPTIMA Oasis during one of the largest off-road events in the country.
“No one came close to the experience, organization, and contingencies provided by Renewable Innovations.”
Put the sun on site.
Tell us where the camp goes and what it has to run. We'll plan the deployment, size the storage, and quote the whole operation: delivered, set up, and supported.