Absolar and University of Southampton replace diesel generators with AI-powered rooftop solar and battery storage
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Absolar, a University of Southampton spin-out, is partnering with the University of Southampton Science Park to replace diesel backup generators with AI-powered rooftop solar panels and battery storage. The project aims to reduce business carbon emissions by deploying innovative clean energy technology across the estate, moving beyond safe pilot projects to tackle real-world energy challenges.
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In the latest chapter of the partnership the spin-out is delivering an innovative alternative to a diesel back-up generator.
Why real problems beat safe pilots
Absolar and the University of Southampton deploy rooftop solar, battery storage and AI to replace diesel generators and cut business emissions in the UK.
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