Digitalizing electricity distribution networks to support the energy transition

Low voltage networks, a new frontier for the energy transition

Low voltage distribution networks are not monitored neither remotely operated. The planning for reinforcing and modernizing is based on the presumed wear and tear of the assets, theoretical load curves, basic tools. This implies high safety coefficients.

However, low voltage networks represent 70% of the assets and generate 50% of the operating costs.

Why Odit-e?

The new challenges of electrical distribution networks

Grids in transition:

Accelerating and sustaining the energy transition in industrialized countries. 

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200 GW of PV generation to be added to European low voltage networks to achieve carbon neutrality by 2025

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7 million electric vehicles charging stations to be installed on European low voltage networks by 2050

Invested in European networks by 2030
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Grids in development:

Contributing to the achievement of UN's SDG #7 in developing countries

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For the approximately 700 million people living in urban areas, where the electrical infrastructure suffers from a highly unbalanced voltage plan, as well as a high price for productive needs such as the cold chain, rotating machinery, etc.

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Supporting the deployment of mini-grids for the 600 million people living in communities isolated from the grid in Africa

A unique opportunity: the smart meters roll-out

For the first time in the history of electrical networks, the massive deployment of smart meters will provide operators with access to a large-scale observation tool related to low voltage networks

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Smart meters in  Europe by 2030
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Smart meters in Africa by 2030

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