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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Tomorrow’s Facilities Management: Keeping Cool During Summer Maintenance
We offer facilities managers some top tips to avoid a battery meltdown during summer maintenance.
Electrical Review: Maximising Lifespan With UPS Battery Care
We explore the importance of proactive UPS battery care plays in reducing the risk of premature failure.
Digitalisation World Q&A: Data Centre World 2020, Multi Power & Smart Grid-Ready UPS
In an exclusive interview, our Managing Director Leo Craig talks Data Centre World 2020, smart grid-ready UPS and an exciting addition to our modular Multi Power range.
Data Centre Review: Smart Grids Enabling Energy Transition
Find out how data centres can play an active role in energy transition towards zero-carbon if they ditch their doubts about battery storage and demand response.
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.
Riello UPS’s Top 12 Most Popular Posts Of 2019
Another year is drawing to a close. But which of our articles have got a surge of interest from you? Here are our top 12 posts of 2019.
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 IET: Time To Ditch The Doubts About Demand Side Response For Data Centres?
In a special online supplement for The IET, we outline the environmental and economic reasons why data centre operators should embrace demand side response and battery storage.
Data Centre Review: Is Complacency A Threat To Data Centre Power Continuity?
Should a string of recent electrical outages lead to a rethink in our approach to data centre power continuity?