I am happy too say that we are able to showcase this system operating in a Telcom site in Malaysia, thanks to the efforts of SolarNRJ, who are our solutions provider. The design concept is exactly the same as the Phi Suea project in Chiang Mai, Thailand, with the obvious difference the the load is steady and the demand is 24*7 with 99.5% service level !
With prior agreement with Digi and the scheduling of the relevant guests of honour, SolarNRJ are hosting an open day on the 7th of April.
If you are available to attend, just let me know.
Asia’s first completely renewable, self-refuelling back-up power for Telco’s
SolarNRJ Sdn. Bhd. has recently completed the installation of Asia’s first back-up power system for telecommunications towers that is self-refuelling with a zero carbon footprint. The project was sponsored by SKMM, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission and installed on a Digi Telecommunications Sdn. Bhd. remote telco site enabling them to be have the first completely green site in Malaysia. It was built to successfully demonstrate how a combination of clean energy technologies can effectively work together to provide a green, long-term, cost effective solution for remote power. Apart from being carbon neutral, the system is also very low maintenance and as mentioned, self-refuelling so remote sites that run on Diesel generators currently would benefit heavily from this type of complete solution.
About SolarNRJ
SOLAR NRJ SDN. BHD. is an independent Energy System Integrator, providing the complete service from initial project design, through to installation, permits, monitoring and servicing. We are made up of a dedicated team of Engineers (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil) and Professionals (Finance, Customer Service, Design) that are working to create the most cost effective solutions for your power needs. We over a decade of experience working with renewable technology power systems including Solar, Wind, Fuel Cells, BMS and UPS, Inverters, Rain water harvesting and SCADA systems.
Powered by Nature !
Showcasing groundbreaking projects that harness hydrogen power for reliable and sustainable energy across diverse applications in Asia and Australia.
Using hydrogen technology as an energy storage, the ‘Phi Suea House’ is located in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand. The system is the ultimate green energy storage, ideally suited for residential buildings in remote locations.
Self-recharging onsite Fuel Cells on Rain Water Fuel cell systems have long been considered suitable for remote stationary power applications, which suffer from a high cost of downtime
Methanol Reformer Fuel Cells (MRFC), which use diluted methanol as a way to store hydrogen, provide excellent backup autonomy.
Fuel Cell deployment is well understood in the Telecommunications sector, with such benefits as lower weight and space occupancy, lower maintenance needs, reduced fuel logistics together with the environmental cleanness of Fuel Cells
A managed Energy Service program (MES) which are green, quiet, highly reliable, require minimal maintenance and can run for hundreds of days, with little human intervention.
SolarNRJ Sdn. Bhd. has recently completed the installation of Asia’s first back-up power system for telecommunications towers that is self-refuelling with a zero carbon footprint.
Green Energy Power Solutions
with Cost Savings and Reliability
Reliable, cost effective power and storage with maintenance free and autonomous operation, ideal for remote and off grid locations.
