BSES Yamuna Power and Fortum collaborated to launch load balancing technology

Amid the growing popularity and demand of Electric vehicles in Mobility, Companies are coming up with new ideas and initiatives to develop technologies in the electric vehicle industry. Yesterday, BSES Yamuna and Fortum Charge and Drive have partnered to launch the first load balancing project in the country. This technology will aim to distribute load among charges and electric vehicles in an optimum pattern. Fortum Charge and Drive after the announcement, in a statement, said: ''Fortum Charge & Drive India Pvt. Ltd., a leading Nordic Electric Vehicle (EV) charging service provider in agreement with BSES Yamuna Power Ltd (BYPL), a leading power distribution company has launched India's first of its kind pilot project on load balancing.” The Pilot project will run for a span of one year. These chargers in their initial trials will be tested in Mayur Vihar Extension Phase I. The project was inaugurated by Justice Shabihul Hasnain 'Shastri', chairperson of Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) and DERC Member A K Ambasht. Executive Director of Fortum Charge & Drive India, Awadesh Jha said: ''We are happy to collaborate with BSES Yamuna Power Limited on the country's first of its kind load balancing pilot project to shave the power demand during peak hours.''