The Energy Systems Laboratory (ESL), which is located within the Multi-Disciplinary Project Laboratory in the process of acquiring new research facilities.  Major experimental facilities include:

• fume chamber to carry out synthesis of nanostructured materials for lithium batteries and solar cells;
• glove box for handling air-sensitive samples;
• battery tester for electrochemical characterization of lithium cells; 
• multi-channel potentiostat for a variety of electrochemical measurements (e.g. potentiastat, galvanostat, impedance, fuel cell testing etc.,);
• current source; electrometer and digital multimeters for transport measurements;
• vacuum ovens and vacuum furnaces;
• powerful workstations for advanced multi-disciplinary numerical simulations.

The ESL is equipped to provide excellent opportunities for ESP students to absorb fundamentals of various energy systems and to explore novel ideas by carrying out a variety of experiments along with understanding of the theoretical background.