AEG launches new technology for uninterruptible power supply

2 March 2010

Energy efficiency company AEG Power Solutions has launched a new range of energy efficient standby power solutions for mission-critical facilities called Combination Architecture.

Combination Architecture incorporates alternative and renewable energy supply and storage technologies to enhance power system efficiency and reduce carbon footprint, said AEG. The new solutions will utilise technologies as sources of power or energy storage in order to increase system efficiency and reduce carbon footprint, which include ultra capacitors, fuel cells, solar cell and wind power energy.

‘Balancing continuing demands for greater and more reliable computing capacity in a world facing ever-tightening regulation of carbon emissions and the challenge of controlling power costs is now a major concern for everyone involved in the data centre industry,’ said Michael Adams, global vice president for Data & IT, AEG Power Solutions.

Typical IT applications for Combination Architecture include data centres, networks, workstations, internet servers and telecommunication applications, host computers, file servers, computer centres and complex networks in industrial companies, banks and insurance companies, said AEG.

Since its creation more than 60 years ago, AEG Power Solutions are designed specifically to interface with utility electrical grids, providing intelligent power supply control. AEG Power Solutions became a public company in August 2009 following a business combination with Germany1 Acquisition and is listed on Euronext Amsterdam.

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