The Global Academy of Technology (GAT) College, an engineering education institution in Bangalore, India, has installed California-based Imergy Power Systems' ESP30 30 kW, 120 kWh vanadium flow battery at the school's solar research and testing center.
The battery will store energy generated by a SunEdison 50 kW photovoltaic solar power system. The energy storage system, which provides four hours of electricity at nominal power, will reduce the need for GAT College to run diesel-fueled generators when there are power outages at night.
SunEdison collaborated with the college to create a research and development facility at the Bangalore campus. The facility is used to study solar water pumps, storage solutions, hybrid systems, solar power plant monitoring and mounting structures.
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