Southern Taiwan University Unveils Smart Microgrid Talent and Technology Center with NT$105 Million Funding
Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology has launched a smart microgrid talent and technology center with NT$105 million in funding, featuring advanced solar capacity, energy storage systems, and hydrogen production capabilities. Designed as a practical teaching environment, the center will enhance regional technical education and prepare students for careers in energy technology by collaborating with six partner schools. Additionally, it includes facilities like a central monitoring command center and smart charging stations, providing backup power for on-campus services during outages.

Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology in Tainan launched a smart microgrid talent and technology center, funded with NT$85 million from the Ministry of Education and NT$20 million from university funds. The center features 700 kilowatts of solar capacity, intelligent energy storage systems, hydrogen production via electrolysis, and fuel cell power generation, designed as a 'quasi-production-line' teaching environment.
It includes a central monitoring command center and smart charging stations, with energy supplying the on-campus 7-Eleven, capable of providing two days of electricity during outages. The project aims to enhance regional technical education and develop professionals with job-ready skills by partnering with six other schools.




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