Case Study

In Auckland, Greenfox supplied MMS Group with supercapacitors that have been installed at bus stops requiring energy storage for power. These energy storage devices have been deployed to address specific power needs at bus stops, such as supporting electronic displays, lighting systems, and other amenities that require reliable and instantaneous power supply.

By utilising supercapacitors, the bus stops can operate independently off the grid or supplement grid power during peak usage times, ensuring uninterrupted operation of essential services for commuters.

By incorporating supercapacitors at bus stops, Auckland can effectively manage its energy resources, reduce strain on the existing power infrastructure, and optimise the use of renewable energy sources. Additionally, the deployment of supercapacitors can help reduce operating costs associated with maintenance as they have a much longer lifespan, ultimately leading to a more sustainable and cost-effective public transportation system.

Overall, the installation of supercapacitors at bus stops in Auckland demonstrates a commitment to leveraging innovative energy storage solutions to enhance service reliability, improve energy efficiency, and support the transition towards a cleaner and more sustainable urban environment.