‍Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has transformed its approach to strategic network planning by deploying a geospatial Customer Planning Portal, under the name LENZA, built on Advanced Infrastructure’s LAEP+ platform.

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LAEP+ has enabled Community Energy Organisation, Energise South Downs, to take a data-driven approach to wind turbine site selection, benefitting the most fuel-poor communities.

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Wiltshire Council, one of the local authorities within Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) licence area, has been at the forefront of leveraging LAEP+ to advance its decarbonisation efforts.

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In June 2023, Advanced Infrastructure was appointed by Birmingham City Council to create an interactive mapping tool and bespoke street-level geospatial datasets for all 69 wards of Birmingham.

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Project RESOP (Regional Energy System Optimisation Planning) aims to take a ‘whole system’ approach, by drawing together data from multiple sources into a single tool that can be used to plan retrofit and roll out of low carbon technologies (LCTs) like electric vehicle charge points.

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In November 2021, following a public tender process, Advanced Infrastructure was appointed to provide an energy mapping tool for project LEO utilising Advanced Infrastructure’s LAEP+ software service. This provided an excellent opportunity to test and validate the value of geospatial solutions for local area energy planning. 

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In June 2021, Advanced Infrastructure and EB Charging were awarded funding from the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles to specify and build a cloud-based siting tool for EV charge points. The output was EV Site, an EV focussed instance of our planning tool LAEP+. Advanced Infrastructure’s Head of Product, Lily Cairns Haylor, discusses the challenges of siting EV charge points at scale and the ways digital approaches might accelerate the tricky process.

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In collaboration with the Centre for Net Zero, Octopus Energy's not-for-profit spin out, we examined the impact of heat pump uptake between 2021 and 2031. For London Climate Action Week 2021 we visualised and compared a winter's peak in 2021, where Londoners are primarily kept warm by gas, to a winter's peak in 2031 where the rollout of 40,000 heat pumps shift heating demand from the gas network to the electricity network.

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