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The best badminton player in the state will always have the abundant energy provided by South Australian solar company number one.
City of West Torrance installed a 20 KW/hour ZEN Freedom power bank energy storage unit at W. and a 7 KW system consisting of 28 solar panels
A Hartley Hall in Lockley.
Home of badminton SA.
This is the first commercial installation of Norwood's ZEN Energy systems world-
The first free power bank will allow the hall to store the energy generated by solar power during the day, maintain supply during power outages, and charge from the grid at night.
It will offset nearly 600 of the hall's energy consumption and convince multiple players using the facility that their game will end in the game --
Instead of a sudden power outage.
John Trainer, mayor of West Torrance, described the solar and energy storage system as the council's "flagship" clean energy project.
"It's part of a long term.
"The long-term strategy is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the six years between 2008 and 2014," he said . ".
Installation is part-
Funded by the Solar Council Innovation Fund of the city of West Torrance and local government associations.
ZEN Energy Systems chief executive Richard Turner says Energy storage provides Energy independence and additional protection against rising electricity bills.
"These systems can also be used to store low-cost off-
"Peak Energy is available during peak times when energy is more expensive," he said . ".
"The reliance on public grid systems has been significantly reduced, while also providing energy support for up to four hours --
If the grid drops, the peak power will rise.