The 2025 hurricane season predictions from NOAA indicate a potentially dangerous season ahead, with above-normal activity expected. NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center forecasts 17 to 25 named storms, with 8 to 13 becoming hurricanes and 4 to 7 of those reaching major hurricane strength. As climate conditions become increasingly volatile, preparedness is crucial for communities, municipalities,…
Staying powered in the field is not optional. That’s why our Mobile Power Station delivers immediate energy for industries that rely on continuous uptime. At Solaris Technologies Services, we design compact, deployable solutions that meet the needs of energy, construction, emergency response, and remote development sectors. Our Mobile Power Station integrates seamlessly with our Cell-on-Wheels…
The demand for scalable, efficient, and sustainable telecom infrastructure is growing. Solaris Technologies Services proudly leads the industry with our Hybrid Power TowerTM. Designed for long-term deployments in remote locations where utility access is limited or unavailable, our Hybrid Power Tower is an all-in-one solution that combines clean energy generation with robust tower performance. It…
Tornadoes are one of nature’s most unpredictable forces, leaving devastation in their wake. As the 2025 tornado season approaches, emergency response teams must prioritize reliable communication systems to coordinate relief efforts effectively. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), seamless disaster communications are essential for saving lives and restoring communities. At Solaris Technologies Services,…
In today’s digital age, reliable business connectivity is no longer a luxury – it’s a necessity. Businesses across all industries rely on strong cellular signals for everything from accepting payments and sharing data to coordinating operations and communicating with customers. But what happens when your brick-and-mortar location suffers from weak signal strength? Or perhaps you…
With the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season officially underway on June 1st, residents and businesses across the coast should be aware of the latest forecasts and take proactive steps to prepare in your hurricane preparedness. Colorado State University (CSU) hurricane researchers predict an extremely active hurricane season, citing record-warm Atlantic sea surface temperatures as a key…