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NHOA, formerly known as Engie Electro Power Systems, is a technology company within the TCC Group that specializes in designing, industrializing, and producing utility-scale energy storage systems. These systems facilitate the integration of renewable energy into the grid and provide reliable power supply. NHOA offers a range of solutions tailored to various applications, including high-density systems for large power plants and standard-density systems for medium-sized plants, focusing on energy time-shifting and capacity firming. Additionally, NHOA has a joint venture with Stellantis, Free2Move eSolutions, which develops innovative charging services and devices for electric and hybrid vehicles, promoting energy exchange between vehicles and the power grid. Their patented easyWallbox device enables electric vehicle charging through a standard home socket, designed to prevent blackouts. NHOA also offers fully digital subscriptions, allowing clients to recharge their vehicles at home or on the go for a fixed monthly fee based on annual mileage. Through these initiatives, NHOA is committed to advancing clean energy and sustainable mobility.

Up&Charge develops automated induction charging stations for electric vehicles. Their technology enables cable-free, remote-activated charging via an application, preserving sidewalk space.

Vena Energy is an integrated renewable energy company based in Singapore, specializing in the ownership, development, construction, and operation of renewable energy plants across the Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 2012, the company focuses on sustainable and cost-effective solutions for generating electricity, aiming to enhance the quality and efficiency of renewable energy systems. Vena Energy is recognized as a leading Independent Power Producer, committed to advancing renewable energy resources and providing reliable energy solutions to its customers.

TransGrid owns, operates, and manages the high-voltage electricity transmission network that links generators, distributors, and end users in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. The network comprises overhead lines, underground cables, substations, interconnectors to Victoria and Queensland, and fibre telecommunications. It serves households and businesses while underpinning the National Energy Market on Australia’s east coast by enabling energy trading and access to cost-effective generation. By maintaining a reliable transmission backbone, TransGrid supports the transition to cleaner energy and ensures uninterrupted power supply to end users.

DEPsys is a Swiss technology company based in Puidoux, located on the shores of Lake Geneva in the Lavaux region, known for its vineyard terraces. The company specializes in developing modular systems for power grids, focusing on integrating renewable energy sources like photovoltaic systems and wind turbines into traditional low-voltage electricity networks. Its network optimization platform is designed to measure, monitor, and control the low-voltage grid, allowing energy providers to adapt to the challenges posed by decentralized production and increased energy loads. By offering innovative solutions, DEPsys aims to support the evolution of energy systems in response to the growing demand for sustainable energy practices.

At ScottishPower are amongst the top 6 power companies in the UK. As an energy provider to over 5 million households and businesses across the UK, their role is to bring you YourEnergy – and that means keeping your home nice and cosy, being there when you need us and bringing you competitive tariffs and products.