The focus of Eaton’s UK tour will be its xStorage solution, developed in partnership with Nissan to give a “second-life” to EV batteries. It is thought EV batteries retain around 70% of their original capacity at the end of the average ownership cycle and could have an extended life of around 5-10 years in energy storage applications.
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Nissan and EDF Energy, the manufacturer’s long-term UK supplier, signed the new agreement in Paris earlier this month.
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The chargers will be offered to EDF Energy’s business customers and will be used at its own sites to provide up to 15 megawatts of additional energy storage capacity. That’s the equivalent amount of energy required to power 4,000 homes.
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The deal will see EDF Energy, alongside technology partner Upside Energy, open up all revenue streams available in the market today for these assets, including ancillary services, load shifting and wholesale optimisation.
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These contracts represent the Group’s strategy to become the first-choice multi-utility infrastructure design and installation specialist. This ambition will be supported by the sale of Fulcrum’s domestic gas connection assets, order book and associated meters to E.S. Pipelines (ESP) Ltd.
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“You learn, you change, you adapt and you move forward.” The pace of innovation across the gas and electricity networks is perhaps best summed up by this phrase.
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The three-year programme which began in May 2018, coordinated by the EIC, led by Wales & West Utilities in collaboration with Cadent, National Grid Gas Transmission, Northern Gas Networks, Northern Powergrid, Scottish & Southern Electricity Networks and UK Power Networks, and supported by Connected Places Catapult, is a UK first and a designated Government Pathfinder Project.
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Conducted by Wiltshire based aviation specialists, Callen-Lenz, the completion of the trials (which covered an unprecedented total distance of 688km BVLOS over a combined 640 minutes), mark a key milestone in the journey towards establishing a regularised framework for the use of drones BVLOS in the UK.
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Cyberhawk uses drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles, to remotely inspect assets, backed up by its cloud-based asset management software iHawk.
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Paul Beck, director of smart grid solutions at Lucy Electric, encourages customers to look at not how much data they can collect, but what that data can be used for, and the actions that will result from it. “What is important to DNOs, and in the transition to DSO, is not data, but information,” he says. “You can end up with an awful lot of data – in fact, far more than can be processed. It is extracting the information for analysis that is important.”
