Founded by Bill Silhan, Merlin Power Systems has spent more than 20 years developing dependable power solutions for mobile and remote operations. Headquartered in New York, the company draws on engineers and former military personnel who understand the demands of rugged military and commercial environments, including disaster-response work. Its systems help customers monitor and manage battery power when reliable energy is essential.
Mobile Pathways, LLCFounded in 2005 by technologists and engineers with military-intelligence experience, Mobile Pathways designs and manufactures custom mobile power-management systems for military and commercial customers. The Hagerstown company expanded as Mobile Pathways, LLC in 2013, building rugged, modular solutions that keep equipment operating across changing electrical sources and demanding environments. Its work includes systems such as an uninterruptible power supply developed for a military satellite program.HAGERSTOWN, MD
OZOP Energy Solutions, IncBacked by 29 years of industry experience, OZOP Energy Solutions is a Warwick, New York, power-conversion company known for custom-engineered systems serving demanding industrial and military applications. Its equipment has supported organizations including NASA and the U.S. Navy, while the company is also developing infrastructure for renewable-energy storage.WARWICK, NY
Battery Systems IncFounded in 1975 by Charles Broaddrick, Battery Systems Inc. engineers, furnishes and installs power systems for critical applications from its Washington, Pennsylvania base. The company also builds custom accessories and components in-house, while its service technicians—who average 13 years with Battery Systems—support customers across the United States with maintenance, testing and emergency service.WASHINGTON, PA
Stored Energy Systems (SENS)Founded in 1971 by battery-industry veteran Herb Kaewert, Stored Energy Systems (SENS) designs and manufactures DC power and engine-starting systems for mission-critical infrastructure. The Colorado-based company now makes its equipment in U.S. facilities spanning more than 130,000 square feet, using worst-case design and factory testing for applications where downtime is not an option. SENS has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1996 and says its systems support more than 75% of North American critical-power gensets above 500 kW.334519HATFIELD, PA