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July 25, 2024
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Evolving Power Markets for the Renewable Age
The way we make and use power is changing fast as countries switch to cleaner energy sources. This is driven by things like renewables getting cheaper, governments wanting fewer greenhouse gases, and companies setting green goals. At the heart of this clean energy shift are power markets. They need to evolve so they can handle …
The growing use of solar power is changing electricity systems across the globe. But solar's unreliable nature, depending on sunny weather, also creates new hurdles for keeping power grids stable and reliable. The "duck curve" has become an influential idea for understanding these changes and picturing the tricky balancing act needed. So what's the duck …
Maximizing Renewable Energy Efficiency with Advanced Power Electronics
Explore the latest advancements in power electronics for seamless integration of renewable energy sources into the grid, improving efficiency, reliability, and overall system performance. From advanced inverters to energy storage systems and offshore wind farms, discover how power electronics is shaping a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.
July 15, 2024
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The Hype and Hurdles Facing Hydrogen Energy
Hydrogen is getting tons of buzz lately as a climate-friendly way to store energy long-term and power cars emission-free. Supporters say it could be made renewable by using solar and wind electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. This "green" hydrogen could then fuel vehicles in fuel cells, with only water coming out the …
The Importance of Real-Time Data Communication in Smart Grids
In the transition from traditional power grids to smart grids, the installation of smart meters is only the first step. While advanced metering technology is essential, its true potential is unlocked only when paired with robust real-time communication infrastructure. It's somewhat meaningless to invest in high-tech meters if they are read infrequently, such as once …
The electric power grid is undergoing a major transformation driven by the integration of renewable energy sources, distributed energy resources, and advanced digital technologies. This evolution towards a more complex, decentralized and data-driven grid is referred to as the Smart Grid. Effective management of the Smart Grid relies on utilizing advanced analytics and AI to …
In today's changing energy landscape the merging of grids and energy storage systems marks a significant stride, towards achieving effective, dependable and eco-friendly power management.
June 21, 2024
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CLOU's Aqua-C2 A New Milestone in Energy Storage at ees Europe
At the ees Europe exhibition, CLOU unveiled its new liquid-cooled energy storage system, the Aqua-C2. Developed based on CLOU's “E³S (Extreme Performance, Extreme Safety, Extreme Service, Intelligent Control)” product value theory, the Aqua-C2 boasts several key features
June 6, 2024
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Advancements in Power Conversion Technologies for Contemporary Grids
Power conversion systems play a crucial role in electricity transmission and distribution by enabling the effective integration of diverse energy sources onto the grid. Advances in power electronics and control strategies are allowing power conversion to become more flexible, efficient, and capable of supporting wider adoption of renewables.
May 14, 2024
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The New Gold Rush Solar Energy's Claim on European Agricultural Lands
The budding shift towards renewable energy is reshaping landscapes far and wide, particularly in the verdant expanses of Europe's agricultural heartlands.
May 13, 2024
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Powering Down The Uncertain Future of Wind Energy Without Subsidies
The wind energy industry has experienced explosive growth over the past decades, firmly establishing itself as a mainstream source of renewable energy across the globe.
May 8, 2024
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Economic Impact or Environmental Imperative? The 'Fit for 55' Dilemma
The European Union's 'Fit for 55' plan has a tough challenge ahead. By 2030, it aims to reduce greenhouse gases by at least 55%.