Our delivery partners
Meet the LEO project partners
The partners
Oxfordshire County Council
Oxford City Council and Oxfordshire County Council provided key infrastructure including intelligent street lighting, EV chargers and heat networks.
Equiwatt
Equiwatt is a leading residential demand flexibility provider. The Equiwatt app enabled households in Oxfordshire to collectively participate in flexibility services and be rewarded for helping balance demand and supply in the electricity network.
Low Carbon Hub
Low Carbon Hub is a leading social enterprise that developed and managed a portfolio of local generation and demand projects.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) operates and maintains the electricity distribution network for Oxford, and over 3.8 million homes and businesses across central southern England and northern Scotland, the Mull of Kintyre and the Scottish islands. SSEN is also ran another ground-breaking initiative, the TRANSITION Project and on Project LEO tested multiple aspects of the DSO model to balance local supply and demand.
University of Oxford
University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University, collected and analysed data to create a new model for mapping and planning the local energy system.
Oxford Brookes University
University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University, collected and analysed data to create a new model for mapping and planning the local energy system.
Nuvve
Nuvve is the global leader in vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology and provided V2G and smart EV chargers.
Oxford City Council
Oxford City Council and Oxfordshire County Council provided key infrastructure including intelligent street lighting, EV chargers and heat networks.
Piclo
Piclo has developed the Piclo Flex, an independent marketplace for trading energy flexibility services online.