Addressing key issues in the low-voltage distribution market

Posted on: 31 January 2023

Senior Vice President of Networked Energy Services Corporation, Mark Ossel, explains how using OSGP protocol provides greater insight into the dynamics of the low-voltage (LV) Grid.

NES - Addressing Key Issues in the Energy LV Distribution Market / Image Credit: Smart Energy International

This interview highlights the main problems in the low-voltage (LV) distribution energy market, especially regarding the DSO and resolutions, supported by the EU Clean Energy Package.

Senior Vice President of Networked Energy Services Corporation, Mark Ossel, explains how using OSGP protocol provides greater insight into the dynamics of the LV Grid.

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Watch the full video interview below.

This interview was filmed in November 2022 at Enlit Europe in Frankfurt, Germany

For more information, you can visit the Networked Energy Services Corporation website here – www.networkedenergy.com

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