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6 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 10, ISSUE 6 include data centers, which are required to have 48-96 hours of continuous backup power, and hospitals, which require 72 hours of continuous backup power, Larsen says. Furthermore, wind continues to gain popularity as a reliable energy source. There’s been a huge influx of wind energy generation in the northern part of the UK, Larsen says. However, the current infrastructure includes low-capacity transmission lines moving that power generation to the southern part of the UK, where all the demand is. Given the transmission constraints, Larsen estimates that 50 to 75 percent of the energy is lost (“curtailed”) during the process. The end products from e-Zinc should fall in line with what utilities are searching for from a practical standpoint as well, Larsen says. Those utilities are looking to create brand-agnostic solutions that appear to be a standard source of energy consumption so as to appear seamless. “We want to develop technology that is intended to be plug and play,” Larsen says. “The goal is to do so Face the future with confidence. Insurance partners committed to your success. Innovative Commercial Insurance Solutions.