How much does it cost to own a UPS? Riello has the answer
Jason Yates from Riello UPS will be on hand at Powered On Live 2023 with a session exploring the total cost of ownership of a modern UPS.

Many buildings around the world require an uninterruptible power supply, but depending on the one you choose, the total cost of ownership could be vastly different.
To help you decipher the fact from the fiction, Jason Yates, Technical Services Manager at Riello UPS, will be on hand at Powered On Live 2023 with a dedicated session exploring the total cost of ownership of a modern UPS.
During his session, which is due to take place on June 14 at 11:35am, Yates will explore the potential cost savings offered by various UPS operating modes as well highlighting some of the latest advances in UPS and battery technology, including silicon carbide and other long-life components.
This is just another one of the great sessions that will be on offer throughout the two day event, with speakers from Cornwall Insight, the ECA, EnerSys, myenergi,Megger, Metrel and the Office for Zero Emissions, just to name a few.
The event will officially kick off on June 14 at 9:05am, with a keynote by Dr Dan Atzori from Cornwall Insight, while the ECA’s Andrew Eldred will kick off day two. To ensure you don’t miss out on Powered On Live 2023, which takes place June 14-15, you can register for the event now by clicking here.
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