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Lithium battery powered trains are on the way
This BBC news article discusses new developments in battery powered trains, and explores safety and the question of whether they can replace diesel locomotives on Britain’s rail network.
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Graham Kenyon and Michael Peace on the Renewables Podcast
The IET’s Michael Peace, and Graham Kenyon, Chair of the joint IET/BSI Committee JPEL/64, responsible for BS 7671, join Mark Allison and Sam Featherstone for the 23 May 2024 edition of the Renewables Podcast. Among the many topics discussed are:
- Amendment 3:2024 Draft for Public Comment
- Bidirectional protective devices
- PAS 63100:2024
- The relationship between BS 7671 and international standards
- Electrical Energy Storage Systems and the 3rd Edition of the IET Code of Practice
Launch of the IET Code of Practice for Electrical Energy Storage Systems 3rd Edition now available on YouTube
The Launch Event that took place on Tuesday 21 May 2024 is now available on YouTube:
Graham Kenyon to Speak at Solar & Storage Live, 29 April 2024
Managing Director, Graham Kenyon, will speak at Solar & Storage Live event in London on Monday 29 April 2024.
10:20, Venue: Everything Installer theatre Topic: Launch of the 3rd edition of the IET Code of Practice for Electrical Energy Storage Systems 11:20, Venue: ChargeEV theatre Topic: Latest developments in EV Charging Installations Graham will also be taking part in discussion sessions in the afternoon of 29th. |
Click here to go to the Solar & Storage Live London 2024 event page
Launch of the 5th Edition IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation
Graham Kenyon presented a webinar on the 5th Edition of the IET’s Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation, for which he is the technical author. The webinar included questions and answers session, streamed live from the IET, Futures Place, Stevenage, on Tuesday 31 October 2023.
This Webinar is available on-demand via IET TV:
Draft for public comment for 5th Edition of the IET Code of Practice for EV Charging Equipment Installation
The 5th Edition of the IET’s Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation is now available for public comment. The Draft for Public Comment period is open until 3rd April 2023.
Our Managing Director, Graham Kenyon, is proud to again author this Edition.
For instructions on how to comment, and access the Draft, please visit the IET’s web-site for the consultation via the following link: https://electrical.theiet.org/get-involved/consultations/draft-for-public-comment-code-of-practice-for-electric-vehicle-charging-equipment-installation-5th-edition/
NOTE May 2023: hyperlink removed, as web-page has been removed from host site
IET virtual Elex event 2021
IET Virtual Elex showcase is now available.
Our Managing Director, Graham Kenyon, has contributed to the virtual panel discussions on protective multiple earthing (PME) and electric vehicle charging equipment installation.
Click here to view the event, or watch the associated videos through YouTube below:
Supplement: Electric vehicle charging installations at filling stations now available
Graham Kenyon, our Principal, has contributed to this important industry publication, which deals with the additional requirements for electric vehicle charging equipment installations at filling stations.
This supplement will be invaluable for those working with EV charging equipment at filling stations, and includes earthing performance requirements for Mode 4 electric vehicle supply equipment with an IT earthing arrangement.
The publication is now available to purchase from the APEA web-site.
Free webinar – Electrical diversity and load curtailment
On 28th July 2020, our Managing Director, Graham Kenyon, is presenting on the topic of Maximum demand and load curtailment for EV charging equipment installations as part of the IET Webinar Electrical Diversity and Load Curtailment. Mark Coles, IET Technical Standards Manager, is also presenting, and the event, along with its Q&A session, will be hosted by John Peckham.
Did you miss this? Don’t worry – simply register now to view after the event!
Further information and registration for this event can be found here
NOTE: In December 2023, the IET announced technical difficulties with some of its on-demand webinars. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused if any of the webinars originally presented between October 2017 and November 2021 are temporarily unavailable. G Kenyon Technology Ltd is not responsible for content linked from this post.
Title: Electrical Diversity and Load Curtailment (EVC)
Date: Tuesday 28th July 2020
Time: 3 pm BST, 7 am USA PST, 10 am USA EST
Duration: 1 hour