The microgrid in Wadeville includes the first deployment of Eaton's energy storage system in Africa. It uses second life electric vehicle batteries to increase resilience, provide higher levels of energy independence, support grid stability and reduce energy costs by up to 40 percent. A similar sized microgrid could provide energy for 230 community homes.
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Wadeville Microgrid project
See how the microgrid enables the Wadeville site in South Africa to become self-sufficient from an energy consumption perspective, thereby relieving pressure on the national electricity grid and infrastructure in the area.
The first of its kind microgrid in Wadeville
Delivering access to reliable and sustainable energy
Microgrid technology is increasingly being considered as a solution to address energy poverty. Ageing infrastructure and grid reliability continue to be issues across Africa and improving grid reliability will improve business continuity, minimize business losses and improve economic growth.
