Is your grid ready to handle the unpredictable demands of tomorrow? As the energy landscape shifts, the integration of renewable sources like wind and solar is no longer a choice but a necessity. Yet, these sources bring variability, requiring a grid that can adapt in real-time. This is where Head-End Systems (HES) step in, acting as the backbone that supports not only today's grid operations but also the future needs of an increasingly complex energy infrastructure.
How much of this US$3.1 trillion is yours?
The whopping figure covers energy companies’ investments in grid expansions between now and 2030. Part of the costs will likely fall to energy companies and their customers.
Flexibility is key to lowering that number – and your contribution toward it.
Different cases call for different EV charging station configurations. Keeping this in mind we have come to develop a new station configuration that adheres to the safety standards and is compliant with the current regulations in the EU markets. Moreover, the new configuration brings the metering precision already integrated into the station. It is designed to satisfy clients in need of solutions that can be used in practical cases of reimbursement, residential multi-dwelling, dynamic tariff systems and other requirements.
In the fast-paced world of e-mobility, reliable EV charging options are crucial. It's not just about meeting today’s demand but ensuring smooth operations for the future. Let's dive into why a solid local setup is vital and how it boosts your operations.
As we embrace the electric revolution, the convenience of charging our vehicles is becoming as simple as scanning a QR code. This blog delves into the exciting intersection of user-friendly payment methods and the critical need for solutions with available security measures.
The electric vehicle (EV) sector is rapidly transforming, and the need for flexible, reliable charging infrastructure is growing faster than ever, fuelled by demand from local legislation and a growing number of EV drivers. Beyond infrastructure cost, equipment quality, and smart charging features, it's crucial to manage all charging assets from one place while ensuring future compatibility with other systems. As we embrace the electric transition, the role of open protocols, like Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP), Open Charge Point Interface (OCPI), Open Smart Charging Protocol (OSCP) becomes indispensable for ensuring high level of services now and in the future.
