Princeton Power Systems, a leading global designer and manufacturer of technology products and embedded software for energy storage, microgrid operations, and electric vehicle charging, announced today that they will be exhibiting and presenting a poster of their Annobon Island and Alcatraz Island projects, at the Solar Power International Show: September 14th - September 17th at the Anaheim Convention Center. Princeton Power Systems' Booth is #2002.

Princeton Power Systems, a leading global designer and manufacturer of technology products and embedded software for energy storage, microgrid operations, and electric vehicle charging, announced today that they will be exhibiting and presenting a poster of their Annobon Island and Alcatraz Island projects, at the Solar Power International Show: September 14th - September 17th at the Anaheim Convention Center. Princeton Power Systems Booth is #2002.

Annobon Island is one of Princeton Power Systems recent microgrid projects in Annobon Province, Equatorial Guinea. The island has a population of about 5,000 residents who are restricted to just 5 hours of electricity each day. The electricity that is provided to them is not only painstakingly minimal, but the residents spend 15-20% of their income on this supplemental power. Princeton Power Systems and partners are working together on a solar and battery microgrid that will significantly reduce costs and also provide reliable electricity for 24 hours per day, seven days a week.

Darren Hammell, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Princeton Power, will present "Alcatraz to Africa - Operating a Solar Microgrid to Deliver 100% of the Islands Energy" on Wednesday, September 16th from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM in HALL D. The presentation will detail the design and technology of the largest self-sufficient solar power microgrid in all of Africa.

"We are excited for Solar Power International and its an honor to present our microgrid work, including Annobon Island. Solar energy, batteries, power conversion, and microgrid controls are now the most cost-effective way to bring constant and reliable electricity to many locations," explained Darren Hammell, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Princeton Power Systems. "This project in particular will improve the quality of life for all of the islands residents and set an example for future developments."

Princeton Power Systems BIGI-250 power conversion platform, the first three-port industrial-scale solar energy management system with UL listing and thousands of operating hours in commercial applications, and the Energy Management Operating System (EMOSTM) controller technology are key drivers behind the project on Annobon Island.

About Solar Power International (SPI)
SPI is ranked #109 in the Top 250 Largest Trade Shows (by Trade Show News Network), making SPI the largest solar show in North America. In addition, SPI is a GOLD 100 trade show (as ranked by Trade Show Executive), making it the only solar show to make both lists. SPI offers more than 15,000 solar energy industry professionals from 75+ countries attending with more than 600 leading manufacturers, service providers, and vendors on the Expo floor.

About Princeton Power Systems
Princeton Power Systems, based in New Jersey and founded in 2001, designs and manufactures solutions for energy storage, microgrid operations, and electric vehicle charging. The company is a global leader working with customers and partners across North America, Europe, Africa and the Caribbean. The company solves power issues to allow continued growth of distributed renewable energy, by providing proven energy storage solutions. The company proudly manufactures its products in the USA. More information about Princeton Power Systems is available at www.princetonpower.com.

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