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The Ibaragun and Robiyan communities in Ogun State, Nigeria, has long faced the challenge of unreliable electricity, limiting economic growth and access to essential services. In response to this energy gap, ATESS, in collaboration with local Nigerian partners and organizations, contributed to the completion of a cutting-edge 1MW solar mini-grid system, integrating advanced ATESS energy storage solutions to maximize efficiency, stability, and sustainability.

In modern energy management, the stability and reliability of the power grid are of paramount importance. When abnormalities occur in the main grid, maintaining uninterrupted operation during the transition to microgrid mode is a pivotal challenge in the field of energy technology.

Lambata, located in Niger State, Nigeria, is a region full of potential with abundant solar energy resources. Due to the low electricity access in rural areas and insufficient grid coverage, Lambata has become a key target area for driving the transition to renewable energy and achieving sustainable development.

In January 2024, Raleigh Fitkin Memorial (RFM) Hospital in Manzini, Eswatini, successfully completed the installation of a hybrid power station featuring ATESS energy storage system. It enhances the facility's ability to withstand load shedding and significantly reduces operational energy costs by 80%. This project aligns with Eswatini’s vision for a sustainable energy future and showcases the transformative impact of renewable energy on healthcare infrastructure.