MEOW: Mobile Energy Operations Wagon

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Introduction[edit | edit source]

The Mobile Energy Operations Wagon at the Campus Center for Appropriate Technology, aka: The CCAT's MEOW, is a mobile renewable energy system designed to power local university and community events by showcasing solar-electric technology for interpretive purposes

Cal Poly Humboldt Students involved with the Appropriate Technology course and The Campus Center for Appropriate Technology designed and built the Mobile Renewable Energy Trailer in 2003, which was later named the Mobile Energy Operating Wagon (MEOW).

Background[edit | edit source]

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Cal Poly Humboldt students involved with the Appropriate Technology course and The Campus Center for Appropriate Technology designed and built the Mobile Renewable Energy Trailer in 2003, which was later named the Mobile Energy Operating Wagon (MEOW).

The original proposal (submitted in 2003)contains useful information on the vision of the project, the budget, the energy system schematic, and a detailed list of materials used.

Additional work has been documented for:

System components[edit | edit source]

Schematic[edit | edit source]

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Authors Liz Kimbrough
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Created May 18, 2010 by Liz Kimbrough
Last modified February 6, 2023 by Felipe Schenone
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