Author: Dunstan Power

Dunstan is the founder of EV charger design consultancy, Versinetic. He is a chartered electronics engineer who has been providing design, production support and consultancy to businesses around the world for over 30 years. Dunstan graduated from Cambridge University with a degree in electronics engineering in 1992. After working in the industry for several years, he co-founded multi-award-winning electronics engineering consultancy ByteSnap Design in 2008. He then went on to launch international EV charging design consultancy Versinetic during the 2020 global lockdown. An experienced conference speaker domestically and internationally, Dunstan covers several areas of EV charger design and electronics product development, including load balancing, V2G, IoT, integrated software design and complex project management.In his spare time, Dunstan enjoys hiking and astronomy.

Solar Powered EV Charging Stations: Australia’s Next Frontier

Solar-powered charging stations accelerate adoption. But can Australia’s abundant sunshine help it become a global EV leader?

EV Charging System Design FAQs

Since Versinetic launched during the global lockdown in 2020, we’ve been consulting with EV charger businesses all over the world. Our engineering team has handled with all kinds of enquiries – with some questions asked more often than others. Here, Versinetic’s Managing Director Dunstan Power answers your electric vehicle charging system design FAQs. 1. What […]

New EV Smart Charge Points Regulations – What you need to know

The world is shunning fossil fuels and moving towards energy-efficient sources. Specifically, in the transport sector, there is a concerted effort to encourage the use of hybrid or electric vehicles in a bid to reduce pollution. And the United Kingdom is at the forefront of this development. Indeed, the UK government has proposed the banning […]

The Essential Guide to Designing Your EV Charging System

How to successfully design your EV charging System The UK’s electric vehicle market is continuing to accelerate – and, despite the chip shortage, generally shows little sign of stepping down a gear: These vehicles need to be charged somewhere – and that’s where you come in, with your new EV charging system solution. When planning […]