Abstract: A mobile-charging power system including a mobile transportation unit including a housing and an axle; a battery assembly positioned within the housing; a power electronics module electrically coupled to the battery assembly; and an electro-mechanical generator electrically coupled to the power electronics module. The electro-mechanical generator is driven by the axle. The system further includes a solar power generator coupled to the housing. The solar power generator is electrically coupled to the power electronics module. The system further includes a controller electrically coupled to the battery assembly and the power electronics module; and a control panel electrically coupled to the power electronics module and the controller. The control panel includes a first electrical plug and a second electrical plug.

Abstract: A mobile-charging power system including a mobile transportation unit including a housing and an axle; a battery assembly positioned within the housing; a power electronics module electrically coupled to the battery assembly; and an electro-mechanical generator electrically coupled to the power electronics module. The electro-mechanical generator is driven by the axle. The system further includes a solar power generator coupled to the housing. The solar power generator is electrically coupled to the power electronics module. The system further includes a controller electrically coupled to the battery assembly and the power electronics module; and a control panel electrically coupled to the power electronics module and the controller. The control panel includes a first electrical plug and a second electrical plug.

Abstract: Systems are presented for modular, scalable storing and delivery of electrical power. Exemplary implementations may include: at least one energy storage device such as a plurality of battery cells or a flywheel energy storage device; an interconnection port configured for connecting the system to one or more other similar systems; one or more charging ports configured collectively to receive electrical power delivered at more than one voltage; and one or more discharge ports configured collectively to discharge electrical power at more than one voltage. In some embodiments, one or more of a solar power generation source, a wind generation source, and a hydroelectric generator may be electrically coupled to the system for supplying energy for charging.