How a Hydropower-Battery Storage Microgrid is Helping an Austrian Utility Achieve Goal of Energy Self-Sufficiency
Murau Municipal Utilities operates its own power grid and more than 30 power plants, including hydropower, solar and biomass generators. The battery energy storage system, provided by ADS-TEC Energy…
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