Case Studies

View our case studies below to learn about innovative lead battery solutions in the United States and across the globe.

Solar and energy storage case study for lead batteries in NY
Delivering Clean, Reliable Energy to New York City Residents

The Via Verde residences in New York City contracted Bright Power to create a solar + storage microgrid using...

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Living Off the Grid

Using wind, water, and solar power, Eigg – an island off the coast of Scotland — has become one of the...

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Lead Carbon Batteries Chosen for Tibetan Power Plant

Advances in technology, costs benefits and recyclability reasons led energy storage company China Shoto...

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Fostering African Economic Activity and Increased Standard of Living

Solar microgrid installations in Nigeria and Tanzania are providing reliable electricity to remote...

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Trusting Lead Batteries for First Microgrid Powered Entirely by Solar

Stafford Hill Solar Farm in Rutland, VT, is the first solar microgrid funded by the U.S. Department of Energy...

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Powering Alcatraz Island’s Tourism

Alcatraz has always been cut off from the mainland, with no power lines. Today, its tourism business benefits...

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Meeting Minnesota Requirements

Minnesota’s Renewable Energy Standard is one of the nation’s strongest renewable energy standards,...

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Springfield, MO, Delivers 35 Percent Renewable Energy

City Utilities of Springfield installed a lead battery energy storage system that will allow renewable energy...

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Missouri S&T Solar Microgrids

The lead battery industry and Missouri University of Science and Technology embark on a three-year study of...

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Pete Stanislawczyk, East Penn

Lead batteries will be the primary stored power source for these systems. Based upon our insights, we believe lead AGM – or absorbed glass mat batteries – will be the battery of choice for the next 20-plus years.

Pete Stanislawczyk, Senior Vice President Transportation Division, East Penn Manufacturing Company