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POWER, COMMS & DATA

Disaster Resilience & BCP

In an emergency, the community keeps working.

An emergency calls for more than power.
KULR's mobile and stationary energy storage systems are built to deliver power, connectivity, and information as one.

LIFE RESILIENCE

Supporting the Life Resilience of a community.

Power supply, combined with communications and monitoring.

In an outage or another emergency, not being able to reach people and not knowing what is happening are burdens on those on the ground.
By securing communications along with power, and making conditions on site visible from a distance, we provide the environment for quickly confirming that people are safe and sharing the extent of the damage.

  1. Power supply

    Power for evacuation shelters, facilities, and equipment.

  2. Connectivity

    A communications environment secured through 4G, 5G, and Starlink.

  3. Monitoring

    Cameras and monitoring equipment give a view of conditions on site.

  4. Mobility

    All of this can be moved to where it is needed.

TWO SYSTEMS

Mobile and stationary.
The option to combine two kinds of storage.

Chosen according to the application.

KULR provides two energy storage systems. The semi-trailer-mounted Enesilience brings mobility; the stationary system holds ample capacity, in place every day. Combined, the two prepare a site for emergency power supply.

Used every day. Ready all the same.

Emergency equipment has to keep the power reserved for an emergency available at all times.
Operation balances everyday use with emergency readiness, with the state of the equipment and the remaining charge always in view.

MAINTENANCE

Day-to-day maintenance,
for the day it matters.

Remote monitoring and periodic inspection are handled by KULR.

Emergency equipment mostly sits idle until the day it is needed. Once installed, though, its condition changes little by little.
KULR checks operating status and remaining charge remotely, and keeps the system in a state where it will work when that day comes.

  1. Continuous monitoring

    Operating status and any faults, checked remotely.

  2. Periodic inspection

    From equipment checks to maintenance.

  3. Reserve check

    The charge reserved for emergencies, confirmed day to day.

WHERE IT WORKS

Where it is expected to be deployed.

Each site needs a different shape of power and communications.

CONTACT

Tell us about your energy challenge.

Mobile energy storage, disaster resilience and BCP, power for critical infrastructure, battery technology — we are ready to talk from the planning stage.