South Africa
Keeping Critical Infrastructure Connected
Network sites need backup measured in days rather than hours, in places where refuelling a generator is the hard part.
- Sector
- Telecommunications
Case library
Explore how LAVO hydrogen energy storage is deployed across real-world applications, from critical infrastructure to renewable energy systems.
South Africa
Network sites need backup measured in days rather than hours, in places where refuelling a generator is the hard part.
Japan
Remote systems pay twice for energy: once for the fuel, and again for getting it there.
Japan
When a disaster takes the grid down for days, essential buildings need power for days — and somewhere safe to keep it.
An emerging data centre market
Data centre backup is designed for the outage that lasts minutes. The pressure is increasingly on the network, for hours.
Australia
Rooftop solar produces at midday and is wanted at night. A home battery covers the evening, not the week.
Across the applications
| Application | Core customer pain | LAVO value proposition |
|---|---|---|
| Telecom tower | Extended outage resilience | Long-duration backup |
| Remote island | Fuel supply disruption | Energy independence and resilience |
| Data centre | Peak demand and cooling loads | Grid support and long-duration resilience |
| Evacuation centre | Disaster preparedness | Emergency power and heat |
Hydrogen is not replacing batteries; it is solving the duration problem when energy needs to last longer.