Latest Developments In Energy Storage
This month’s IEEE Power Electronics magazine features an “Expert View” article on the Rise and Limitations of Hybrid SuperCapacitors for AI Data Centers by our Director of Engineering Services Oliver Ulibas.
Musashi has appointed Shae Pratt as its new Customer Service Supervisor. With extensive experience in sales and customer service management, she brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to the MES team as the company continues its growth in the energy storage solutions sector.
Musashi announces the appointment of Marc Kohler as Director of Business Development and OEM Sales to lead the commercialization of its groundbreaking Hybrid SuperCapacitor (HSC) technology. With years of experience in energy storage and electrification systems, Kohler’s appointment is pivotal as the company introduces its next-generation HSC solutions — set to revolutionize energy storage and delivery across industries, particularly in generative artificial intelligence and high-performance computing applications.
Musashi Energy Solutions Co., Ltd., held its “Hybrid SuperCapacitor (HSC) Innovation Forum” December 4, 2024 with ore than 120 industry participants in attendance. During the forum, panelists explored the potential applications of Hybrid SuperCapacitor energy storage devices, which feature groundbreaking technology developed by Musashi. They also addressed the energy challenges arising from the growing number of data centers required to support generative AI.
Musashi Energy Solutions North America (MES NA), a leading Hybrid SuperCapacitor (HSC) developer for mission-critical backup power, has expanded their footprint in Michigan with the opening of their newly upgraded facility in Battle Creek, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on November 8, 2024.
Musashi Energy Solutions Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Musashi Seimitsu Industry Co., Ltd., announces the construction of a new manufacturing facility in Minami-Alps City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, to address the rapidly growing demand for Hybrid SuperCapacitors (HSCs). This expansion comes in response to increasing inquiries from global clients and partners looking to mitigate utility power challenges in AI data centers by deploying HSC technology.
Longer autonomy does not increase data center reliability
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) autonomy time — the interval that a UPS can support its critical load on battery power alone — has historically been determined by the characteristics and limits of electrochemical lead-acid and lithium batteries. Hybrid supercapacitors (sometimes called superbatteries or HSCs) offer the potential to match UPS autonomy times to operational requirements while improving reliability.
While modern power systems reduce the risk of downtime, the need for energy storage still exists. Energy storage is used for those times when bridge time is needed – to bridge the power between utility failure and the 10 to 15 seconds it takes for emergency power to become available, usually with on-site generators.
Evolution in supercapacitor technology presents an attractive alternative to battery (Li-ION, VRLA, Sodium or Zinc-based) solutions. A great example of these advancements is Musashi Energy Solutions’ (MES) Hybrid SuperCapacitor (HSC) based solution for the 10-second bridging needs of the modern Emergency Power Supply System.
This month’s IEEE Power Electronics magazine features an “Expert View” article on the Rise and Limitations of Hybrid SuperCapacitors for AI Data Centers by our Director of Engineering Services Oliver Ulibas.
Musashi has appointed Shae Pratt as its new Customer Service Supervisor. With extensive experience in sales and customer service management, she brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to the MES team as the company continues its growth in the energy storage solutions sector.
Musashi announces the appointment of Marc Kohler as Director of Business Development and OEM Sales to lead the commercialization of its groundbreaking Hybrid SuperCapacitor (HSC) technology. With years of experience in energy storage and electrification systems, Kohler’s appointment is pivotal as the company introduces its next-generation HSC solutions — set to revolutionize energy storage and delivery across industries, particularly in generative artificial intelligence and high-performance computing applications.
Musashi Energy Solutions Co., Ltd., held its “Hybrid SuperCapacitor (HSC) Innovation Forum” December 4, 2024 with ore than 120 industry participants in attendance. During the forum, panelists explored the potential applications of Hybrid SuperCapacitor energy storage devices, which feature groundbreaking technology developed by Musashi. They also addressed the energy challenges arising from the growing number of data centers required to support generative AI.
Musashi Energy Solutions North America (MES NA), a leading Hybrid SuperCapacitor (HSC) developer for mission-critical backup power, has expanded their footprint in Michigan with the opening of their newly upgraded facility in Battle Creek, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on November 8, 2024.
Musashi Energy Solutions Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Musashi Seimitsu Industry Co., Ltd., announces the construction of a new manufacturing facility in Minami-Alps City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, to address the rapidly growing demand for Hybrid SuperCapacitors (HSCs). This expansion comes in response to increasing inquiries from global clients and partners looking to mitigate utility power challenges in AI data centers by deploying HSC technology.
Complete the form below for more information, to be contacted, or to request a quote. Embark on your journey towards a greener, more sustainable future with Musashi Energy Solutions.
Address: 50 W. Big Beaver Rd. Suite 100
Troy, MI 48084
Phone: 858-361-9558
Email: mesinfo@musashina.com
