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Koillis-Satakunnan Sähkö (KSAT), a utility in Western Finland, has acquired Safegrid’s Intelligent Grid System™ to improve its grid’s weather-resilience. KSAT operates a grid comprising nearly 4,000 km lines and 16,000
VSV (a utility in Southwestern Finland) has selected Safegrid’s Intelligent Grid System™ to improve its grid and service quality. VSV operates nearly 4,000 km of grid in challenging conditions around
Ålands Elandelslag ÅEA har valt att använda elnätslösningen Intelligent Grid System™ från Safegrid för att förbättra elnätets pålitlighet och kvalitet.
Turku Energia Sähköverkot (a utility serving the city of Turku in Southwestern Finland) has purchased Safegrid’s Intelligent Grid System™ to further improve their grid and service quality.
Lammaisten Energia (a regional utility in Southwestern Finland) has acquired Safegrid’s Intelligent Grid System™ to monitor its grid and improve its grid reliability even further.
The electrical distribution grid is the largest system in the world. In Europe alone, there are some 10 million kilometers of medium-voltage lines (enough to go to the moon and
Sallila Sähkönsiirto Oy (a regional utility in Southwestern Finland) has purchased Safegrid’s Intelligent Grid System™ (IGS) for real-time monitoring and fault management in its distribution grid. With IGS, Sallila can monitor the condition of its distribution grid considerably more accurately and cost-efficiently than with traditional Fault Passage Indication (FPI) solutions.
Leppäkosken Sähkö (a regional utility in Southern Finland) has installed Safegrid’s Intelligent Grid System™ to monitor its grid and manage faults. The system monitors the condition of the electrical distribution grid and shows both operational information and fault alerts in real time. The system is far more accurate and effective than traditional Fault Passage Indication (FPI) solutions.
Helsinki, Finland based Safegrid, the creator of the Safegrid Intelligent Grid System, has raised a seed funding round from Grid.vc, the first investor in superb teams disrupting energy business. The funding is supplemented by a development grant from Business Finland.