Access to reliable energy is essential for daily life, yet millions of people around the world still face electricity shortages. MESCH is exploring a new solution that could provide cleaner and more dependable power where it’s needed most. Ready to test your knowledge? Take our quick quiz and learn more about the MESCH project along the way. […]
Learn moreAs a key partner for MESCH, Loughborough University is developing innovative technologies to address energy poverty and provide clean energy solutions. In this interview, Prof. Dani Strickland, Professor of Electrical Power Engineering at Loughborough University, discusses their role, contributions and progress in the MESCH project. Loughborough University is a key partner in the MESCH […]
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9125kWh
Approximate power that we aim to save in a using the MESCH system.
50%
Reduction in carbon emissions hit in our target areas.
200,000
Our target for number of people that we access to clean energy.
The MESCH project centres on a containerised hybrid battery-electrolyser system with hydrogen storage. This is an innovative technology under development at Loughborough University.
Solar panels will capture and convert sunlight into renewable electrical energy.
Electricity will be stored in the battery-electrolysed for use when grid electricity is unavailable.
Battery-electrolyser will also convert excess electricity into clean hydrogen fuel.
Hydrogen will be used as a low-cost and clean cooking fuel. The batteries will power the critical building if grid power is interrupted.
Explore our active project that aims to deliver a sustainable backup and cooking energy solution to a hospital in Malawi.
