Past Projects:
The ‘Rural Energy Resilience’ project, part of the V2X Innovation Programme, was funded by the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero and delivered by Innovate UK. V2X was part of the up to £65m Flexibility the £1 billion DESNZ Net Zero Innovation Portfolio.
This project explored new vehicle to grid and energy management technologies. It aimed to reduce energy bills, offer energy resilience to community buildings and improve mobility for rural residents.
Cybermoor was the project lead of the Rural Energy Resilience project, with 20 years of experience in managing complex technology projects across business, public and community sectors.
Cybermoor established the e-mobility service provider Charge My Street and supported its early development. Ongoing day-to-day operations and network growth are now managed independently.
The REACH project brought together an exciting group of partners to find new solutions to improve the delivery of data in High-Density Demand (HDD) areas. By developing new tools (xApps and rApps) for an intelligent controller (RIC), the partners enhanced different aspects of data delivery. The project delivered 3 distinct Open RAN HDD trials that demonstrate the technology using realistic data.
Cybermoor provides project management support to Durham County Council with their LEVI project. The LEVI project will increase electric vehicle infrastructure across County Durham. The project will initially install 100 chargepoints using the STEP model, throughout the County to make sure those without off-street parking are able to charge their current or prospective electric vehicle.
Cybermoor has been responsible for the coordination of the project management of the REVUP project. Cybermoor used its extensive experience in managing previous broadband and EV charging infrastructure projects.
Cybermoor was the lead project partner on the very successful SOSCI project. Cybermoor was able to oversee the delivery of over 200 electric vehicle chargepoints across the North of England alongside 9 project partners from across the UK.
Cybermoor, alongside Quickline, supported the coordination of the successful MANY 5G project. Cybermoor was able to use its expertise in delivering projects in rural places to benefit the community.
