Can a boxpower power system fit in a container?

In an effort to bring clean energy to remote customers at affordable prices, the California-based company BoxPower has been standardizing and continuing to refine designs for small-scale power systems that can fit into a container.

How many power supplies can be mounted in a 40ft container?

Power supplies <300kW can be mounted in only a single 40ft container, while greater powers can be achieved in multiple containers and connected upon delivery. Depending upon specifications, containerized power supplies may be stacked, or located side-by-side. Setup and testing or shut-down and packing can be achieved within a matter of days.

Why should you choose AMPEGON for a self-contained power supply system?

To address these challenges, Ampegon has developed solutions to provide flexible self-contained power supply systems. Whether there is insufficient space inside existing buildings for a new power supply, no building exists, or there’s a need for a system to be continuously mobile, Ampegon has experience providing such solutions.

What types of power supplies can be provided?

A wide range of high voltage, CW DC, pulsed or modulated waveform outputs can be provided. The entire system is made to be entirely weatherproof. Power supplies <300kW can be mounted in only a single 40ft container, while greater powers can be achieved in multiple containers and connected upon delivery.

Who develops container microgrids?

Another developer of container microgrids is Arizona State University (ASU) Associate Professor Dr. Nathan Johnson, who heads ASU’s Laboratory for Energy And Power Solutions. Before beginning his faculty position at ASU, Johnson was an NSF Postdoctoral Fellow at HOMER Energy.