
Huawei, which currently has 8 GWh of energy storage system applications in operation, says it is integrating digital information technology with PV and energy storage technologies to build a more efficient, stable,...
Solar energy storage systems, essentially large rechargeable batteries, allow
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One of the key devices for realizing the vision of a zero-carbon household is the
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Utility-scale power plants achieve economies of scale, reduce unit energy costs, and improve energy utilization through centralized management and optimized energy configuration. Power plants that feature a synergy of wind, solar, hydro, thermal power, storage, and hydrogen are attracting increasing attention.
Technological advances have reduced the levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) for PV power by more than 90%, enabling PV power to achieve grid parity in most regions. The return on investment (ROI) for C&I and residential PV scenarios has been rapidly increasing. Consequently, all-scenario commercialization is becoming the mainstream business model.
Offshore electricity generation can solve challenges that onshore projects confront, such as land shortages, distances from electrical load centers, reduced efficiency of solar PV systems under high temperatures, and biodiversity loss.
Compared to land-based PV (LBPV) systems, FPV systems that are installed on water save land. The absence of obstacles on the water surface reduces shading loss and dust buildup. Additionally, the natural cooling effect of the water and higher offshore wind speeds can enhance PV performance. Studies show that FPV systems perform about 12.96% better annually than LBPV systems. The global FPV market capacity is projected to exceed 60 GW by 2030, with an estimated potential capacity of 400 GW worldwide.
Sectors like industry and transportation are the main sources of carbon emissions through energy consumption. To reduce emissions, priority should be given to green transformation in traditional industrial sectors by promoting green electricity and electric manufacturing. We should focus on optimizing transportation structures, promoting green mobility, and constructing more renewable energy infrastructure. Additionally, applying technologies such as smart grids, 5G, and AI will help reduce carbon emissions and contribute to the development of green, low-carbon cities.
Besides, energy storage systems (ESSs) can store electric energy during off-peak hours and discharge that energy during peak hours for peak shaving and load balancing, thus improving the operating efficiency and reliability of power grids while cutting power system investment. Various new energy storage technologies, such as compressed-air energy storage, electrochemical energy storage, and thermal (cold) energy storage, will coexist to meet system regulation requirements.
New technologies and business models, such as hydrogen metallurgy, hydrogen production from renewables, ammonia/methanol synthesis by green hydrogen, and hydrogen-based power generation, will all be widely promoted. Electricity will interact with secondary energy sources like hydrogen through electricity-to-hydrogen conversion and electric fuel production, helping build a multi-energy complementary system that interconnects multiple energy sources with electric energy. In fields such as metallurgy, chemical industry, transportation, and power generation, hydrogen, as a reacting substance or raw material, will become essential to clean electricity.
Energy cloud can be understood as the operating system of the energy Internet, and is typically characterized by convergence, openness, and intelligence.
Generation, grids, storage, and consumption of power need to be converged in an end-to-end manner. Generators now include a large number of distributed new energy sources, such as solar energy, wind energy, and biomass, as well as fossil fuel sources such as gas.
In addition, the energy cloud needs to interconnect with third-party systems, such as carbon trading systems. Therefore, the energy cloud should be an open ecosystem.
To enable convergence and openness, the energy cloud must be an intelligent platform. With the support of efficient, intelligent technologies such as AI and big data, the energy cloud aims to enable a frictionless flow of energy from producers to consumers as they demand it. Ultimately, it will create a green, low-carbon, safe, stable, and diverse energy system.
The ICT industry needs to cut emissions and save energy while enabling other industries to reduce carbon emissions. Data centers and telecom networks are the primary sources of carbon emissions in the ICT industry.
Data centers reduce carbon emissions by purchasing green power and applying free cooling and AI. Large ICT companies have been the biggest purchasers of green power, as they strive to reduce carbon emissions in data centers and telecoms networks.
As an increasing number of high-temperature-proof servers are put into use, cooling using natural air instead of traditional chillers and air conditioners will become possible. This will reduce the energy consumption of cooling systems, thereby decreasing the PUE.
In addition to applying renewable energy and free cooling, AI is another effective way to make data centers more efficient and save energy. Sensors in data centers collect data such as temperature, power levels, pump speed, power consumption rate, and settings, which are analyzed using AI. Then, the data center operations and control thresholds are adjusted accordingly, reducing costs and increasing efficiency.
[Barcelona, Spain, February 29, 2024] At MWC Barcelona 2024, Huawei successfully held the Product and Solution Launch. Fang Liangzhou, Vice President of Huawei Digital Power, released the latest "Site Virtual Power Plant (VPP) Distributed Energy Storage System (DESS) Solution" and "SmartDC, a Large-Scale Data Center Solution in the Intelligent Computing Era," promoting operators'' green and low-carbon transition.
Site VPP DESS solution, helping operators transform from energy consumers to energy prosumers
Huawei site VPP solution is the industry''s first end-to-end solution, including the energy aggregation platform, intelligent gateways, and intelligent lithium batteries. It helps operators and tower vendors build simple, intelligent, and convergent site VPP systems to efficiently develop electric power services.
At the conference, Mr. Fang released the White Paper on Activating Telco Site Storage to Participate in Power Market, the first white paper of its kind in the telecom industry. This white paper aims to promote the innovative convergence between the telecom energy industry and the electric power industry and continuously build solid infrastructure for operators'' energy transition.
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