Powering the Future: Solar and Wind Energy Integration

Central to Tobago Organic’s hydro lab project is its renewable energy infrastructure. Two 4D size heavy-duty batteries, interconnected, serve as the energy storage units. Complementing these batteries are two 150-watt solar panels, intricately connected to the batteries via a regulator. This setup ensures a consistent and reliable supply of solar energy, harnessing Tobago’s abundant sunlight to power the hydro lab’s operations.

In addition to solar power, a key feature of the hydro lab is the incorporation of a wind generator, aptly positioned to capture Tobago’s coastal breezes. Similar to the solar panels, the wind generator feeds energy into the battery bank through a regulator, further diversifying the lab’s renewable energy sources and enhancing its energy autonomy.