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A Sustainable Purpose

The electric power sector — generation, transmission, distribution, storage, dynamic management, consumption of electricity — is undergoing fundamental transformation.

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Achieving net zero emissions requires a much more carbon efficient electric power system, increasingly supplied by renewable energy.

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The Problem

Legacy grid systems cannot support the energy transition

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Electricity grids, designed for centralised generation, struggle to reliably accommodate de-centralised generation, EV charging  and electrification of heat.
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Sparse, inaccurate legacy grid systems cannot:

  • Support transformation of the electric power sector,

  • Maintain reliability, 

  • Meet regulatory mandates, and 

  • Achieve net-zero.

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Inefficiencies, constraints, and unplanned outages cost the sector £ billions every year.
Existing power grid monitoring technologies are unable to provide the precision and timeliness required to effectively manage and support increased adoption of renewable energy.​"

National Grid System Monitoring Investment Decision Pack 2019

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