Energy Systems

Power for the systems people rely on.

Energy supports homes, businesses and physical infrastructure. Our focus spans technologies and services for generating, storing, delivering and managing electricity.

The opportunity

A broader view of power.

Energy availability affects homes, businesses and the infrastructure around them. Generation, storage, delivery and demand need to work together as conditions and requirements change.

Our long-term interest covers energy equipment, infrastructure and the software used to operate them. We look for opportunities where a clear operating need, sound engineering and an understanding of the wider system can support a useful business.

Our focus

Within this field.

Areas that guide where we look
for opportunities to build businesses.

  1. Generation

    Power generation technologies and associated systems.

  2. Distributed energy

    Local generation, microgrids and coordinated energy resources.

  3. Storage

    Battery systems, stationary storage and supporting technology.

  4. Delivery and conversion

    Grid technologies, distribution, power electronics and power delivery.

  5. Charging

    Charging infrastructure and systems for electric equipment and mobility.

  6. Management and flexibility

    Monitoring, energy software, demand management and efficiency.

Illustrative applications

How it could be used.

Examples of possible applications
of this field.

Conceptual illustration

How an electricity system connects.

A simplified arrangement: generation supplies use through a grid or local network, and storage exchanges electricity with that network. Local generation can also supply a site directly.

Generation

Producing electricity.

Grids & distribution

Moving power where it is needed.

Use

Homes, businesses and equipment.

Storage

Charging and supplying power as needs change.

Monitoring & control

Coordinating generation, storage and demand across the system.

Local generation and storage

A site could coordinate generation, batteries and demand around its own operating requirements.

Power delivery and charging

Distribution and charging systems could support buildings, equipment and electric mobility, with controls suited to their operating needs.

Monitoring and flexibility

Software could help operators understand consumption, identify unusual behaviour and coordinate when equipment runs.

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