Ice Energy delivers cost-effective, reliable and highly efficient distributed energy storage and smart grid solutions to utilities using direct-expansion AC technology. The company's smart grid platform integrates distributed energy storage technology with an advanced software infrastructure and intelligent two-way control to provide utilities with a fully dispatchable grid asset that can be rapidly deployed at any scale. To learn more about Ice Energy, please visit www.ice-energy.com.
Fibox is a leading global manufacturer of non-metallic NEMA 4x enclosures. With over 1500 off-the-shelf sizes and styles ranging from 2"x 2" to 24"x 20" molded of impact & UV resistant Polycarbonate material. Fibox is ISO certified and all of our enclosures carry UL listings. We also offer complete customization options utilizing our in-house CNC machines enabling us to modify our enclosures to your specific needs. Fibox has the right enclosure to protect your components from any harsh and hostile environment. These applications include water, wastewater, renewable energy, industrial automation, smart grid etc.
DropBox, Inc. is the most experienced container modification company in the US when it comes to installing power storage equipment (lithium-ion and other battery types, racks and switchgear equipment) inside of shipping containers.The recent push for green energy production and smart grid technology has increased the need for mobile or modular switchgear / inverter and power storage equipment dramatically. The experience that the DropBox, Inc. team has gained over the past 15 years of modifying shipping containers, coupled with DropBox's past 2 years of experience in modifying shipping containers specifically to receive switchgear equipment, inverters and rechargeable batteries (lithium-ion and others), make our group the power industry's number one choice for containerized power products.
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The second European conference and exhibition on Innovative Smart Grid Technologies (ISGT-EUROPE 2011), sponsored by the IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) and hosted by the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering of The University of Manchester, will be held December 5 - 7 2011. This is an international forum for participants to address and discuss the state-of-the-art innovation in smart grids.
