#CANADIAN POWER UTILITY SERVICES LIMITED ISO#
ISO 9001:2015, Quality Management Systems - Requirements.CSA-N285.0-17, General Requirements for Pressure - Retaining Systems and Components in CANDU Nuclear Power Plants.CSA-N299.1-16 Quality Assurance Program Requirements for the Supply of Items and Services for Nuclear Power Plants, Category 1.CSA-N286-12 Management System Requirements for Nuclear Facilities.Our QA Program complies with the applicable elements of the following National and International Standards: Additionally, we are also on the Approved Supplier List of AREVA Framatome, Comstock Canada, SNC-Lavalin Nuclear, KHNP and KEPCO, Autoridad Regulatoria Nuclear (Argentinian Regulator) and many other companies. We are on all Canadian CANDU Utility Approved Supplier Lists (OPG, Bruce Power, Hydro Quebec, and NB Power) including establishing a long term Supplier Agreement with Bruce Power for the supply of engineering services. Not only is innovation necessary to enhance companies’ competitive edge in the energy industry, but electricity consumers will reap its benefits by gaining access to more transparent, sustainable, and efficient electrical grids.CPUS Limited has implemented a QA Program designed to meet all Power Industry Standards (program based on ISO 9001-2015, CSA N285.0, ASME Sec III NCA4000, ASME NQA-1 and ISO 14000). The March 2021 announcement is an exciting event for the Challenge participants and for electricity consumers alike.
#CANADIAN POWER UTILITY SERVICES LIMITED FULL#
You can see their full press release here. With grid intelligence insights into the market, weather data, and forecasting of generation and customer loads, the project has the potential to allow utilities to maximize market and customer value. This will move utility companies away from the traditional fixed interval maintenance programs and toward more transparency into the performance of their transformers, breakers, and switches. They are seeking to provide utility companies with a better look into their overall asset health and operational performance via efficient data analysis. companies including Essex Powerlines Corporation, Oakville Hydro, Planview Utility Services Limited, First Derivatives Plc, and Digital Engineering Ltd., the team’s project seeks to efficiently connect grid operations, engineering planning, and in-field asset management while facilitating the use of smaller renewable generations and users. Utilismart Corporation of London, Ontario was shortlisted for the Challenge. A number of criteria are then considered before the final winner will be announced in March 2021 and awarded an additional $1 million, including: the feasibility of the project an evaluation of the consortium created/Canada-UK partnerships the level and content of technological innovation interoperability of the project the viability of the business model and an assessment of the project’s consumer engagement plan. The Challenge is one way to propel innovation in Canada and the UK and to encourage solutions that will bring value to the end user and the grid.Ĭertain team proposals will be selected in June by NRCan and BEIS to receive up to $3 million each which will help them conduct a pilot-scale demonstration of their smart grid solution. New technologies including “electric vehicles (EVs), smart devices, storage systems, remote connectivity” place ever-increasing demands on Canadian electricity grids, which must adapt. These are important objectives for companies looking to be efficient and competitive in our digital age – the exponential increase in technological advances calls for sustainable solutions to increasingly complex issues in the energy sector. to “support Canadian and UK leadership and competitiveness in clean technology and innovation and the anticipated market opportunities for smart grid technologies in 2030 and beyond”.to create opportunities for Canadian and UK firms to expand into international markets and.to “build on Canadian and United Kingdom (UK) strengths in smart grid technology and bring together innovators from both countries to design solutions for the grid of the future”.To demonstrate technology solutions to manage “complex groups of distributed energy resources to support grid flexibility, stability and reliability”.NRCan and BEIS stated four key objectives to the Challenge : As described below, a team led by Utilismart Corporation was shortlisted for the Challenge. companies are competing to transform our means of accessing clean, flexible, and reliable energy by improving our electrical grid. Natural Resources Canada’s (NRCan) and the UK Department for Business Energy & Industrial Strategy’s (BEIS) Power Forward Challenge is meant to galvanize the path toward a more sustainable future by exploring innovative smart grid technologies.
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