Preventing power faults before energy disasters occur

ViON has introduced a novel online approach to accurately predict faults within various assets in the power network before they arise. This identification allows companies to take immediate and preventative action before any catastrophic consequences occur. ViON measures the input/output of current/voltage for each asset in the electricity grid to create a 'fingerprint'. Any variation in the fingerprint is then an early indication for faults. ViON has been supported by the ON Accelerate program at CSIRO. http://www.oninnovation.com.au/en/ON-teams/ON-Tribe/ON-Accelerate4-Teams/ViON

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By rishadk

18 April 2019

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Energy

Offshore hydrogen

ERM’s Dolphyn (Deepwater Offshore Local Production of HYdrogeN) project is exploring offshore hydrogen production option - a 10MW floating wind turbine with built-in electrolyser will convert sea water into green hydrogen. There is no water constraint, no electricity grid connection issue and the hydrogen can be shipped out by ammonia-powered vessel soon (EU’s ShipFC project)? https://www.theengineer.co.uk/erm-dolphyn-green-hydrogen/

4 March 2021 by Thomas Gao 0 Comments

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Energy

Decarbonizing heavy industries: German steel giant wants to set up 500 MW green hydrogen plant

I think this is a crucial and most feasible case of green hydrogen utilization. Here just one example I just came across from my home country.German energy company Steag is helping Thyssenkrupp decarbonize its steel production site in Duisburg-Walsum. Green hydrogen generation is expected to be powered by a mix of wind and solar power.Link to article: https://www.pv-magazine.com/2021/02/26/german-steel-giant-wants-to-set-up-500-mw-green-hydrogen-plant/Feel free to reach out to me and connect here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reneleven/

28 February 2021 by René Leven 3 Comments

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RESET by Ross Garnaut | Restoring Australia after the great crash of 2020

"We have the lowest energy costs in a zero emissions world and it becomes an advantage in processing Australian minerals. That can become a huge industry.We also have big advantages in our huge areas of land for capturing carbon in plants, in the soil, exporting carbon credits, growing biomass for industry because we won't be making plastics and petrochemicals out of oil, gas and coal, we'll be making them out of biomass and if we get our act together we can do that more cheaply than others."...https://www.abc.net.au/7.30/what-will-the-post-covid-economy-look-like/13194362

26 February 2021 by Maria MacNama... 1 Comments

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