Enhar Speaks About Standalone Hybrid Systems At The Wastewater Expo

Oct 20, 2019

Enhar Engineer, Rana Mitra will be giving some insights on hybrid power systems and storage for fuelling remote water pumping sites at the Waste Expo on Wednesday 24th October.
Solar power has become one of the most competitive forms of power generation available.
For metered, grid connected systems the economics of solar stack up especially well for large energy consumers like waste water authorities.
Grid connected battery storage allows us to increase the solar power ‘penetration’ (solar generation as % of total energy usage), and provide blackout protection, but the economics of storage is still challenging for grid connected systems.
In remote environments or where the grid is not available or not reliable, using solar and battery storage in concert with existing power supplies (generator and/or electricity grid) is relatively well understood and can be economic and improve reliability if projects are well thought out and scoped.
In this presentation, Rana will investigate some of these problems, risks, opportunities and how to in more detail and present some modelling and case studies we have done in this area.

Rana has designed several solar battery hybrid systems for remote water treatment sites. Enhar clients include East Gippsland Water, Barwon Water and GWM water.
Rana is an expert in standalone hybrid solar systems and works on developing standalone hybrid systems for remote areas in Australia.
He is currently managing the detailed design and specifications for 10 standalone and diesel hybrid power system design for a telecom towers out across remote Australia and 6 remote sites in Arnhem land.
If you're interested in the feasibility of off-grid hybrid systems, make sure you don't miss this talk!
When: Wednesday 24th October - 12.30pm-1.00pm
Where: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Wastewater Stage
Click here for more Information about the presentation and to register.