Motivation

As energy storage serves as a foundational pillar for renewable energy integration, our team started to research how energy storage systems enhance renewable energy. Despite being environmentally-friendly, renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, have a high risk of intermittency, making it difficult to safeguard a steady electricity supply. Moreover, the net-zero emissions plan has also been announced by a total of 145 countries worldwide, including “Taiwan’s Pathway to Net-Zero Emissions in 2050.” As a result, Taiwan has been inspired to investigate how the support energy storage systems can provide to renewable energy adoption and facilitate the progress towards carbon reduction targets.
Through connection with one of our teammates’ family members, we discovered SEETEL Energy. SEETEL Energy is a Taiwanese local company that focuses on the maintenance of grid stability. Through demonstration of how a practical business handles intermittency and enhances grid resilience, investigation of SEETEL Energy provided our team substantial insight into the bridge between knowledge with practical industrial implementations.