We feature in Innovision, the first edition of the newly relaunched DCS magazine, and explain the benefits of demand side response to data centre operators.
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Built Environment (bE): Exploring The Potential Of Demand Side Management (DSM) In Ireland
With electricity use across Ireland set to soar in the coming decade, we look at the role battery storage and Demand Side Management (DSM) will have in keeping the lights on.
Electrical Contracting News (ECN): Opportunities Offered By Smart Energy Grids
Why our increasing reliance on smart energy grids offers opportunities for organisations to turn their UPS from an underutilised asset into a money-maker.
The Parliamentary Review: Riello UPS Recognised As Example Of ‘Best Practice’
We share some of the secrets to our success with influential publication The Parliamentary Review and explain why smart grid-ready UPS will help power the future.
Digitalisation World: Second Life EV Batteries And Data Centre Energy Storage
Is there a way that data centres could breathe a second life into millions of used electric car batteries?
UK Power News: New & Improved NextEnergy Under The Spotlight
Our upgraded NextEnergy (NXE) range features in a special article highlighting the benefits of smart grid-ready UPS power supplies.
Data Centre Management (DCM): Smart Grids And The Future Role Of UPS Systems
We explain how the natural transition to electricity smart grids gives data centre operators the chance to turn their UPS systems from an underutilised asset into a valuable money-maker.
Mission Critical Power: What’s The Future For Data Centre Power?
Our General Manager Leo Craig explores the future of data centre power in the era of edge and 5G.
Electrical Review / Data Centre Review: The Benefits Of UPS Energy Storage
Not one but two articles exploring a couple of very different ways data centres can tap into UPS energy storage.
Electrical Contracting News (ECN): Tackling The 6 Top Myths About UPS
We separate the fact from fiction by exploring some of the most common misconceptions electrical contractors have about uninterruptible power supplies.