Energy

Linking system engineering to ‘new energy’ projects for energy networks

With the energy transition we are going through, we should not lose sight of the vital infrastructure of the existing systems. Much of it is already being pushed to its limits. The formation of "traffic jams" in the existing network asks for new solutions to prevent network overload and peak load, and to increase its capacity and make it more sustainable. If this is not enough, the physical network will need adjustments. In that case, clients benefit from the extensive system engineering knowledge and experience that we acquired in various parts of the vital infrastructure. We safeguard the reliability and continuity of their network.

With our clients and parters, we work on the necessary adjustments every day, integrating systems and adjusting and streamlining them where necessary. We participate in renewal and expansion projects that will make the physical network more suitable for ‘new energy’ and integrated energy services. We control the entire problem life cycle: ideas and requirements, design, and construction according to the applicable standards and integrated test processes, commissioning, put into operation, and management, with constant improvements. We use modular development as much as possible, so that our solutions can be linked flexibly to the innovations of the energy market. By being involved in the design and development process from the start, we are able to offer our clients the added value they are looking for. Energy is both looking ahead and looking around. No energy transition without infrastructure! ICT Group make it happen.

ICT Group covers the full life cycle of complex infrastructure projects within the vital infrastructure and guides clients through all phases of a project. Both in realisation and in operation, we provide services in the field of life cycle management and we design, test and implement software and information systems. In addition, we can maintain these systems 24/7 with our Managed Services.

Smart IT solutions for sustainable energy

The energy transition is taking more and more shape. The demand for CO2 reduction in the context of sustainability is forcing organisations to become energy-neutral. Solar panels are being installed, wind turbines are appearing on the horizon, heat pumps are being installed and electric cars are slowly but surely conquering the streetscape.  All this has impact on the electricity network and will have to be organised.