Jayson Whitaker, Managing Director of Energy Assets Networks, said “While everyone welcomes the move to low-carbon technologies, there is also a growing realisation that local power networks may not be able to cope with the huge increase in demand for electricity as we transition to electric vehicle (EV) charging, particularly when you add in the impact of air source heat pumps.”
One solution being trialled through Project DINO (Domestic Infrastructure and Network Optimisation) – a partnership between Evergreen Smart Power, Energy Assets Networks and Myenergi (with financial backing from Innovate UK) – will show how AI can safeguard network integrity through two-way communication with household appliances, including EV chargers.
Read more here: energyassetsnetworks.co.uk
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