1. The challenge
ICU and imaging loads that cannot tolerate the 8–12 second genset start gap.
Operating since August 2025
ESS · Healthcare & Education
< 20 ms switchover to battery — Specialist hospital, Dhaka (Savar).
Case study
ICU and imaging loads that cannot tolerate the 8–12 second genset start gap.
Critical-load panel separated, grid-forming inverters with sub-20 ms transfer, and peak-shaving logic for evening tariff hours.
No critical-load interruption since commissioning and a 22% cut in evening peak demand charges.
< 20 msswitchover to battery
On site
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Dhaka (Savar) · array overview
Containerised ESS yard
Rack detail
EMS peak-shaving view
Grid connection
Performance
Metered AC output from the plant's monitoring platform, against the P50 forecast we committed to at design stage.
Monthly generation, MWh
Actual metered output against the P50 expected yield. Shaded area shows generation above forecast.
Our clinicians don't notice outages any more. That is the whole point.
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