The electrical sector is the “keystone” to the ongoing transition to net zero, and will play a significant role in the step change towards renewables.
This year’s World EV Day provides a great opportunity for us to celebrate our progress when it comes to e-mobility. Over the years, electric vehicles have risen as a key tool in society’s quest to become carbon-neutral.
As the demand for reliable energy solutions in remote and offshore environments continues to rise, battery discharge testing has become a critical component in ensuring the efficiency and reliability of power systems, explains Andrew Keith, Director of load bank manufacturer Power Prove.
As the world works to manage the energy transition, the ways in which we generate and consume power are poised for radical change. The electrical grid that delivers this power must also change, becoming smarter to adapt to new sources of generation and maintain reliability.
To get more power into a form, fit & function (3F) package, or to add more functionality to it while maintaining full compatibility with the installed equipment, what are the latest innovative power solutions that make this possible? Patrick Le Fèvre looks into Wide Band Gap (WBG) semiconductor technology.
