Research campus · Baltimore, MD

Protecting mission-critical research at Johns Hopkins University.

PositivEnergy identified the source of a power quality issue at Johns Hopkins University and will deploy a custom-spec 6MWh energy storage solution to ensure mission-critical research facilities receive consistent, safe, reliable power.

Johns Hopkins University with PositivEnergy energy storage solution

Johns Hopkins University enrolls more than 24,000 students and is America's first research university. The school conducts research, patient care, and education at 1,300 sites in more than 154 countries.

JHU had been working with a number of partners to troubleshoot a power quality issue for years. High voltage scientific equipment was causing blackouts across mission-critical systems, sometimes resulting in corrupted experimental data and destroyed biological / chemical materials.

The PositivEnergy engineering team was able to identify the source of the power quality issue and will now deploy a custom-spec 6MWh energy storage solution that will ensure mission critical research facilities receive consistent, safe, reliable power.

Program highlights
  • America's first research university
  • Research, patient care, and education at 1,300+ sites
  • Years-long power quality diagnosis
  • High-voltage scientific equipment protection
  • Custom-spec 6MWh energy storage solution
  • Mission-critical research facility resilience
Program at a glance
24,000+
Students enrolled at Johns Hopkins University
6MWh
Custom-spec energy storage solution
Research campus
Baltimore, MD with global research sites
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