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RedEarth launches microgrid-in-a-box with solar, battery and EV charger

Australian battery supplier RedEarth Energy Storage has announced an international partnership that will see it jointly develop a ‘world first’ integrated hardware and energy management system (EMS) combining solar, energy storage, and bidirectional electric vehicle (EV) charging capabilities in a single unit.
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From ESS News

Brisbane-based RedEarth, German EV charging technology company Ambibox, and Chinese battery technology manufacturer Nebula Electronics will develop a residential “microgrid-in-a-box” (MIB) product.

RedEarth Chief Executive Officer Marc Sheldon said the MIB system would deliver a world first, combining all the feature capabilities of solar, battery energy storage, and bidirectional EV charging in a single unit, and enabling it via software.

“When you’re currently deploying a solar system and an EV charger and a battery, you usually have to have at least two boxes on the wall,” he said. “What we’re doing with Microgrid-in-a-Box is actually turning that around and collapsing it all into one system.”

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