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Project partners

International Electrotechnical Commission IEC Project Team PT/63255 has partners in Canada, USA, UK, Netherlands, Germany, , Kenya, India, Bangladesh and China. British Standards Institution BSI Mirror LVDC Committee GEL/50 is the UK National Committee sponsor of the project in the IEC

Evonet Energy has worked in collaboration with the following organisations, in order to develop the Predicting Electrical Compatibility project:

The IET is a partner in Evonet’s bid for Energy Catalyst funding for the next stage of development DC Foundation The DC Foundation, based in the Netherlands, is at the forefront of large-scale adoption of LVDC in electricity distribution. The Open University provides office resources, access to academic papers, journals and standards, mentoring and other essential facilities Solshare is bringing household-sized LVDC electricity systems to Bangladesh. Their systems allows self-sufficient households to trade electricity with their neighbours.
© Evonet Energy Ltd, 2019
© Evonet Energy Ltd, 2019
Made with Xara
International Electrotechnical Commission IEC Project Team PT/63255 - partners in Canada, USA, UK, Netherlands, Germany, , Kenya, India, Bangladesh and China. British Standards Institution BSI Mirror LVDC Committee GEL/50 is the UK National Committee sponsor of the project in the IEC

Project partners

The IET is a partner in Evonet’s bid for Energy Catalyst funding for the next stage of development The Open University provides office resources, access to academic papers, journals and standards, mentoring and other essential facilities Solshare is bringing household-sized LVDC electricity systems to Bangladesh. Their innovative systems allows self-sufficient households to trade electricity with their neighbours. DC Foundation The DC Foundation, based in the Netherlands, is at the forefront of large-scale adoption of LVDC in electricity distribution.

Evonet Energy has worked in collaboration with the following

organisations, in order to develop the Predicting Electrical

Compatibility project: