45-Foot Solar Energy Container: Mobile, Sustainable Energy Wherever You Need It

Imagine having a mobile, sustainable energy solution that can be set up by just one person in under 30 minutes. That’s what Belgium-based company Creacar offers with their innovative 45-foot solar energy container. This portable solar powerhouse is designed for remote locations, events, or any setting that requires reliable green energy on the go.

Efficient Energy Generation

The container features a 170-square-meter solar panel array that generates up to 37.44 kW of peak power. What sets it apart is the automatic sun tracking system, which boosts efficiency by 40%, ensuring maximum energy capture throughout the day. Even in challenging conditions, like high winds, the solar container is built to withstand the elements.

Consistent Power, Day and Night

To ensure a continuous energy supply, even when the sun isn’t shining, the system includes an onboard battery with a storage capacity of up to 200 kWh. This battery ensures energy is available at night or during cloudy days, making it a reliable source of green power wherever it’s deployed.

Quick and Simple Setup

One of the most impressive features of the solar container is its ease of setup. A single person can fully deploy the solar panels and have the system operational in just 30 minutes. This makes it perfect for use in emergencies, construction sites, festivals, and other temporary setups requiring quick access to renewable energy.

Expandable and Customizable

The system provides a 55 kW output, which can be expanded based on your energy needs. Whether it’s powering equipment at a remote construction site or keeping the lights on at an outdoor event, this versatile energy solution is designed to adapt.

A Greener Future with Mobile Solar Energy

With this container, Creacar is making clean, renewable energy more accessible and mobile. It’s ideal for locations where traditional power sources aren’t available, offering a sustainable alternative that can be easily transported and deployed.

Source: Creacar