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supporting energy networks to become more cost-effective and reliable. and is revolutionising domestic plug-in vehicle charging. more a ssen led project designed to test and evaluate smart grid solutions to help manage networks more effectively a pioneering three-year ofgem-funded project (2012–2015) that undertook trials with over 200 customers to determine the impact determining the best investment options for network operators to ensure the power grid can meet the demands of future networks comprising of the uk distribution network operators and the transmission system operators esof aims to share experience and. ea technology is a world leader in products and services which enhance the performance, reliability, safety and cost-efficiency of power. our customers include companies involved in electricity transmission, distribution and generation, together with private companies that operate power networks – such as operators of electrical as*ets in petrochemicals, mining, process engineering, manufacturing, transport by stephen need, commercial manager of ea technology the future is electric, and it is coming down the tracks fast. automotive manufacturers have committed to an electric car revolution and by 2040 every new car sold in the uk must be able to travel at least 50 miles summary ea technology is delighted with the news that “charge”, a project submitted to the 2018 network innovation competition, has today received approval from ofgem. charge aims to accelerate the connection of charging infrastructure by: • combining transport uk energy specialist ea technology has been awarded triple iso certification. the company has successfully achieved re-certification to iso 9001:2015 for its quality management system, enhancing its portfolio of international iso certifications. the quality standard is by stephen holmes, business development manager at ea technology what would you do if your power went down for 24 hours? if you run a business with critical high voltage as*ets, then stopping production even for a day is just not an option. in worst-case scenarios, it can