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Energy infrastructure News for February 2011
Converteam has developed a high temperature superconducting hydropower generator that could also be transferred for wind power applications.
28 February, 2011
Alstom Grid will design, supply and commission two 400 kV, 2750 MVA Quadrature Boosters valued at £18 million to the UK National Grid, which could help accommodate more wind into the UK grid.
28 February, 2011
Ohio-based Pilus Energy has announced a strategic relationship with Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies in Singapore, to combine Horizon hydrogen fuel cells with Pilus Energy’s renewable hydrogen production platform.
23 February, 2011
A new report has shown that by 2030, 10 countries will account for 80% of global smart grid investment.
17 February, 2011
Alstom Grid will construct an offshore topside and substructure to hose the electrical offshore substation for at Borkum West II offshore wind farm for Trianel Windkraftwerk Borkum GmbH & Co KG.
08 February, 2011
Alstom Grid and S&C Electric Company will jointly develop smart grid solutions to demonstrate enhanced interoperability and real-time self-healing networks.
03 February, 2011
A joint venture, NorthConnect, has been set up between UK, Norwegian and Swedish companies to plan and build an electrical interconnector between UK and Norway.
01 February, 2011
In the UK, Ceres Power has commenced commercial field trials of its wall-mounted combined heat and power (CHP) product in occupied homes. The residential CHP systems utilize Ceres Power’s unique intermediate-temperature solid oxide fuel cell technology.
01 February, 2011
French engineering giant Technip has bought Scottish offshore wind subsea cable installer Subocean with an upfront investment of £10 million following Subocean going into administration last week.
01 February, 2011