London, United Kingdom

The Electricity Council


USPTO Granted Patents = 50

Forward Citations = 572

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50 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Ivor Wynn Jones (8 out of 17 patents)

silverMedal David Preston Simpson (7 out of 8 patents)

bronzeMedal Graham Robinson (5 out of 11 patents)

4.  Thomas Lewis Bird (4 out of 4 patents)

5.  John T Griffith (3 out of 6 patents)

6.  Joseph Brian Wareing (3 out of 3 patents)

7.  Lyndon James Miles (3 out of 3 patents)

8.  Douglas C Lillicrap (3 out of 3 patents)

9.  Robert Stirling (2 out of 5 patents)

10.  Ralph Waggott (2 out of 2 patents)

11.  David S Slinn (2 out of 7 patents)

12.  Carlos Lopez-Cacicedo (2 out of 2 patents)

13.  Colin Roscoe (2 out of 2 patents)

14.  Kevin Lucas (2 out of 2 patents)

15.  Herbert Hall (2 out of 2 patents)


Core Competencies:
Electrochemical Cells
Induction Heating
Electrical Circuit Interrupting Devices
Fault Detection
Sodium Sulphur Cells
Thermochemical Treatment
Electromagnetic Valve
Boilers
Dielectric Fluids
Heat Treatment
Ultra-Violet Irradiation
Production of Beta-Alumina

50 patents:

The Electricity Council, based in London, specializes in the development and advancement of electrochemical processes. Its expertise encompasses a range of technologies, including electrochemical cells, induction heating, and electrical circuit interrupting devices. The organization is dedicated to enhancing fault detection methods and innovating in areas such as sodium sulphur cells and thermochemical treatment. By focusing on these core technology topics, the Electricity Council plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of electrical engineering and energy solutions.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Sep 29 2026

50 Patents

#85 in London

#355 in United Kingdom

#13,981 in the World

London, GB
London, United Kingdom
Forward Citations = 572

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