gaasideks
Gaasideks are a family of modular energy storage and microgrid control devices designed for off-grid and remote grid applications. The name combines Gaia with a suffix implying auxiliary agents, reflecting their role as autonomous energy managers. Gaasideks are produced as standardized modules that can be connected in arrays to scale capacity and power.
Each gaasidek contains a battery pack, an intelligent battery management system, power electronics, and a mesh-network
The gaasidek concept emerged in the Gaia Energy Consortium in the early 2030s to simplify microgrid deployment
Gaasideks are used in microgrids for critical facilities such as healthcare and communications, rural electrification projects,
Industry observers highlight the openness of the hardware-software stack and the ability to tailor capacity quickly.