Energy infrastructure forms the backbone of modern societies.
By investing in resilient, sustainable, and efficient energy infrastructure, societies can unlock economic opportunities, reduce environmental impacts, and build a more prosperous and sustainable future for generations to come.
Energy infrastructure forms the backbone of modern societies enabling the production, transmission, and distribution of energy resources to meet the diverse needs of individuals, industries, and economies.
As the world faces pressing challenges such as climate change, energy security, and economic competitiveness, investment in energy infrastructure is crucial.
Our charging solutions
Transport electrification demands fast charging with higher power levels. Most charging sites are directly connected to the grid, resulting in a high peak power requirement.
Introducing charging stations with batteries and optional solar panels is essential to prevent infrastructure overload and to accelerate the development of new charging points.
PSW introduces various technologies in the same footprint:
DC charging with DC feed.
DC charging with AC feed.
DC charging with battery in the CCS2 charger.
Integration of renewables
The integration of renewables into existing energy systems requires technological innovation, infrastructure investment, and supportive policy frameworks.
By leveraging smart grid technologies, energy storage solutions, transmission infrastructure upgrades, and effective policy measures, societies can harness the full potential of renewable energy sources and accelerate the transition toward a sustainable, low-carbon future.
Smart grid technology
One of the key strategies for integrating renewables is the development of smart grid technologies.
Smart grids utilize advanced sensors, communication networks, and control systems to efficiently manage electricity generation, distribution, and consumption in real-time.
By incorporating renewable energy forecasting algorithms, grid operators can anticipate fluctuations in generation and adjust power flows accordingly, thereby minimizing disruptions and optimizing resource utilization.