Third Equation’s mission is to enable a zero-carbon power future.
To avert the worst effects of the climate emergency humans need to urgently accelerate the pace of transition to carbon-free energy.
We can’t rebuild a billion-dollar electricity grid overnight, but we can instantly expand and enhance it, to make sure it’s not a bottleneck in realising our zero-carbon dream. Only the research and development of innovations in electrical & systems design, and engineering & software development, will give us the capability to make that a reality and enable us to transition away from a reliance on fossil fuels.
Enabling Zero Carbon Electricity
Third Equation’s Exchanger technology frees up capacity to enable the integration of renewables and shift to decentralised generation.
Reducing Marginal Loss Factors
Reducing transmission losses by optimizing voltage, frequency and local balancing.
Removing carbon from global energy supplies is crucial
Action that we take today to limit emissions will be critical for the future of human survival on the planet. We will only reach net zero by 2050 by using electricity more than any other source of energy. The electrification of transport, heating, and industrial processes will drive up demand for zero-carbon electricity. In turn, it requires more renewable energy generation from wind, solar and water, and increased storage to cope with fluctuations in renewable energy supply. The final piece of the puzzle is ensuring that power supply networks can get the required energy to where it needs to be. This calls for electricity networks around the world to evolve to match demand and supply. The global commitment to reduce CO2 emissions or Greenhouse Gases (GHG) is creating opportunities for investment in innovation and intellectual property to meet the goal of net zero carbon emissions. Third Equation has a vision of delivering a smarter, more equitable, efficient and profitable energy distribution network across the planet.
Electricity will be the primary source of energy
Decarbonisation puts electricity at the heart of energy usage for transport, heating, industry and more.
Renewable energy makes up more of the energy mix
Increasing renewable generation to meet demand puts pressure on existing transmission and distribution networks.
Distributed energy resources increase
Increased generation and storage to meet variability challenges will outpace current capacity in networks.
Increased grid capacity demand requires innovation investment
Innovative solutions in grid network capacity are the key to enable the future zero carbon energy landscape.
