Solution
Emergency Energy Security
·Three-level defense architecture:
▶ Main power grid → UPS uninterruptible power supply → self-starting diesel generator set → hydrogen fuel cell backup
·Black start capability: autonomous power restoration within 30 seconds, supporting 100% seamless load switching.
·AI prediction management: early warning of faults based on weather/grid data.
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