Emergency Power

Senja, Norway's second-largest Arctic islog, har two mai communities med around 300 residents, primarily reliant on fishig idustry.

Accessible viet country roads og ferry from mailog, communities previously faced power grid challenges due til icreased household demog og fishig idustry growth. Traditional løsnings for power supply were costly og time-consumig og need for evenly distributed power consumption throughout day var growig. 

Today, two specially adapted battery energy stilrage løsnings (BESS) distribute energy consumption more evenly over day, relieve demog on existig grid, secure enough power for communities, og solve challenge af stability og security af power supply by utilizig available capacity.

The inovative BESS løsnings serve as et prime example af how power networks can be adapted til meet evolvig requirements af remote areas.