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In this episode, the team breaks down a turbulent few weeks for clean energy development. From Orsted pulling the plug on supply chain contracts for Hornsea 4, to Statkraft's suspension of new green hydrogen developments. Yet Spain bucks the trend, doubling down with ambitious targets. We assess whether that ambition can turn into delivery.We also take a deep dive into the UK's energy market reform. Zonal pricing remains one of REMA's most contentious proposals. We explore lessons from Sweden and Norway, the industrial stakes, and what the transition could mean for the grid, consumers, and developers alike.Also in the episode, updates on the Clean Industry Bonus and offshore wind support, a £1.35bn grid investment from Scottish Power, and a look at the UK's steel crisis and the path to green steel.Hosted by:Oliver Carr - Head of Data AnalysisAishwarya Harsure - Analyst Mathilde Dorbessan - Junior ReporterSend us a textReach out to us at: podcasts@inspiratia.comFind all of our latest news and analysis by subscribing to inspiratiaListen to all our episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other providers. Music credit: NDA/Show You instrumental/Tribe of Noise©2025 inspiratia. All rights reserved.This content is protected by copyright. Please respect the author's rights and do not copy or reproduce it without permission.

The only thing worse, in policy terms, than Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on countries across the world, are the constant US policy flip-flops, senior wind industry figures have said.As Trump began to impose tariffs on US imports; many countries, including China, responded in force with their own tariffs, sparking fears of a global trade war. Although the US president has since relented on high tariffs for some countries, the world remains on high alert for yet another US policy reversal creating a climate of uncertainty which has knocked the confidence of the wind industry to invest. Ian Griggs, editor of Windpower Monthly, was at last month's Wind Europe conference in Copenhagen as the tariffs began to bite and he took the opportunity to speak to delegates from DNV, Statkraft, Modvion and Hitachi about what they might mean for the wind industry. They said the constant policy reversals were potentially even more harmful than the tariffs themselves but that this was tempered by some silver linings too.This episode was produced by Inga Marsden. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vann-, vind- og solkraft – Statkraft er et av Norges viktigste selskaper og landets grønne gigant.  Selv om mange kjenner navnet, er det nok færre som virkelig vet hva selskapet driver med. I denne episoden prater Anders og Eirik med Henrik Sætness, konserndirektør i Statkraft, for å få vite mer om selskapets kraftproduksjon, rollen i energiomstillingen og hvorfor de har valgt å satse 100 prosent på fornybar energi . Hva er økonomien i de ulike energikildene, og ikke minst, vil Statkraft satse på kjernekraft?Til info er Danske Bank er en av Statkraft sine kjernebanker, uten at det har hatt noe å si for innholdet i episoden.Disclaimer: Podcasten er et markedsføringsmateriale fra Danske Bank. Uttalelsene i podcasten er ikke å regne som investeringsrådgivning eller en anbefaling til å investere, og uttalelsene er ikke et tilbud eller en oppfordring til å kjøpe eller selge et finansielt instrument. Vær alltid oppmerksom på at historisk avkastning ikke er en pålitelig indikator for fremtidig utvikling eller avkastning på en investering. Søk råd hos profesjonelle rådgivere omkring juridiske, skattemessige, finansielle eller andre forhold knyttet før du foretar en investering.

In this week's episode we discuss how unprecedented global risks — from escalating trade tensions and hybrid warfare to rising populism — are reshaping Europe's energy markets. Statkraft's CEO Brigitte Ringstad Vartdal shares insights into the company's approach to project prioritisation, reveals why the green transition will inevitably continue despite near-term hurdles and discusses how companies can build local support for renewables amid growing opposition. Brigitte also weighs in on Norway's controversial market intervention, the fixed-price electricity retail contract, and addresses criticism around regulatory hurdles and delays to new capacity projects.Host: Richard Sverrisson – Editor-in-Chief, Montel.Guest: Brigitte Ringstad Vartdal – CEO, Statkraft; Gert Ove Mollestad, Editor Norway, Montel.Podcast editor: Bled Maliqi, Montel. 

Hva har forskningen på miljøvennlig energi oppnådd etter 15 år med FME-ordningen? Hvordan kan man lykkes med søknader til forskningssentrene for miljøvennlig energi? Og hvilken rolle spiller brukermedvirkning i å forme prosjektene?Lytt til samtalen mellom:Inge Røinaas Gran, administrerende direktør for Energi, SINTEF Marit Ronæss, VP Group R&D, Statkraft Åse Slagtern, rådgiver for Energi og energiomstilling, Forskningsrådet Bjarne Børresen, seksjonsleder, vannkraftmaskiner, MulticonsultI denne episoden lærer du om hvordan forskningssentrene for miljøvennlig energi (FME) arbeider med langsiktig forskning på fornybar energi, energieffektivisering og CO2-håndtering. Du får innsikt i hvordan FME'ene har utviklet seg siden 2009, fra teknisk til samfunnsvitenskapelig fokus, og hva som kjennetegner vellykkede søknader. Vi diskuterer også hvordan brukermedvirkning er integrert i forskningen for å utvikle bærekraftige løsninger. om er i frontlinjen av forskning og utvikling på området. Du vil få innsikt i hvordan forskningen på fornybar energi, CO2-håndtering og energieffektivisering er med på å forme fremtidens løsninger. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nye tariffer på stål og aluminium, Elon Musk prøver å kjøpe OpenAI, og den geopolitiske spenningen øker med utsagt om Gaza og Ukraina. Samtidig skjer det store ting i norsk politikk: Senterpartiet har forlatt regjeringen og Jens Stoltenberg er tilbake som finansminister. Hva betyr dette for norsk økonomi, energipolitikk og markedene fremover?Anders og Eirik diskuterer hvordan verdensøkonomien påvirkes av økende proteksjonisme, tech-milliardærenes stadig større innflytelse og maktspillet mellom stormaktene. Samtidig ser vi på rapporteringssesongen på Oslo Børs – hvilke selskaper leverer, og hvilke faller? Og hva skjer med renter, oljepris og valutamarkedet?Feil: mot slutten av episoden sies det at "Statkraft har sovet i timen" når det refereres til utbygging av strømkabler mellom nord og sør, men det skal selvfølgelig være Statnett her. Beklager feilen.Disclaimer: Podcasten er et markedsføringsmateriale fra Danske Bank. Uttalelsene i podcasten er ikke å regne som investeringsrådgivning eller en anbefaling til å investere, og uttalelsene er ikke et tilbud eller en oppfordring til å kjøpe eller selge et finansielt instrument. Vær alltid oppmerksom på at historisk avkastning ikke er en pålitelig indikator for fremtidig utvikling eller avkastning på en investering. Søk råd hos profesjonelle rådgivere omkring juridiske, skattemessige, finansielle eller andre forhold knyttet før du foretar en investering.

Grid stability is becoming increasingly complex with the growing integration of renewable energy sources. Unlike traditional power generation, wind and solar lack the inherent inertia needed to maintain a stable grid. Enter technologies like synchronous compensators: advanced spinning machines that deliver the critical inertia required to balance the grid and ensure a reliable power supply. Leading the charge in addressing these challenges are initiatives such as the Stability Pathfinders, which are driving innovative solutions to safeguard grid stability in a renewable-driven future.In today's episode, Guy Nicholson, Head of Grid Integration UK at Statkraft, joins Ed Porter to explore the topic of grid stability, synchronous compensators and more. Over the conversation they discuss: Grid stability challenges - the importance of inertia and the challenges when transitioning to inverter-based resources.The difference between inertial response vs. battery-based frequency response.An introduction to National Grid's Stability Pathfinder program and Statkrafts involvement in phase 1. Synchronous compensators and how they work to provide artificial inertia. The importance of system strength in managing inverter-based resources.About our Guest Guy Nicholson is responsible for grid integration at Statkraft in the UK with 33 years of experience in renewable energy including wind turbine design, project development, grid integration, electrical engineering of projects, project development and regulatory policy.StatKraft is Europe's largest renewable energy producer and a global company in energy market operations ,developing and operating renewable energy assets, as well as buying and selling energy.For more information on what Statkraft do, check out their website. About Modo EnergyModo Energy provides forecasts, benchmarking, data, and insights for new energy assets - all in one place. Built for analysts, Modo helps the owners, operators, builders, and financiers of battery energy storage solutions understand the market - and make the most out of their assets.All of our podcasts are available to watch or listen to on the Modo Energy site. To keep up with all of our latest updates, research, analysis, videos, podcasts, data visualizations, live events, and more, follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter. Check out The Energy Academy, our video series of bite-sized chunks explaining how different battery energy storage systems work.

Grid stability is becoming increasingly complex with the growing integration of renewable energy sources. Unlike traditional power generation, wind and solar lack the inherent inertia needed to maintain a stable grid. Enter technologies like synchronous compensators: advanced spinning machines that deliver the critical inertia required to balance the grid and ensure a reliable power supply. Leading the charge in addressing these challenges are initiatives such as the Stability Pathfinders, which are driving innovative solutions to safeguard grid stability in a renewable-driven future.In today's episode, Guy Nicholson, Head of Grid Integration UK at Statkraft, joins Ed Porter to explore the topic of grid stability, synchronous compensators and more. Over the conversation they discuss: Grid stability challenges - the importance of inertia and the challenges when transitioning to inverter-based resources.The difference between inertial response vs. battery-based frequency response.An introduction to National Grid's Stability Pathfinder program and Statkrafts involvement in phase 1. Synchronous compensators and how they work to provide artificial inertia. The importance of system strength in managing inverter-based resources.About our Guest Guy Nicholson is responsible for grid integration at Statkraft in the UK with 33 years of experience in renewable energy including wind turbine design, project development, grid integration, electrical engineering of projects, project development and regulatory policy.StatKraft is Europe's largest renewable energy producer and a global company in energy market operations ,developing and operating renewable energy assets, as well as buying and selling energy.For more information on what Statkraft do, check out their website. About Modo EnergyModo Energy provides forecasts, benchmarking, data, and insights for new energy assets - all in one place. Built for analysts, Modo helps the owners, operators, builders, and financiers of battery energy storage solutions understand the market - and make the most out of their assets.All of our podcasts are available to watch or listen to on the Modo Energy site. To keep up with all of our latest updates, research, analysis, videos, podcasts, data visualizations, live events, and more, follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter. Check out The Energy Academy, our video series of bite-sized chunks explaining how different battery energy storage systems work.

In den vergangenen Wochen brechen gleich zwei Dunkelflauten über Deutschland herein. Die Preise an den Strombörsen explodieren. Deutsche Unternehmen sind wütend, norwegische Verbraucher aber auch, denn sie erleben die höchsten Strompreise seit Jahren. Doch Energieexperte Bruno Burger findet die Beschwerden nicht ganz aufrichtig: Den Strom erzeugt Norwegen ohnehin, die norwegische Regierung und der staatliche Energieversorger Statkraft verdient gutes Geld mit dem Export nach Deutschland und viel häufiger als ungewöhnlich hohe gibt es extrem niedrige Strompreise.Gast? Gast? Prof. Dr.-Ing. Bruno Burger, Fraunhofer-Institut für Solare-Energiesysteme (ISE), online bekannt als Energy ChartsModeration? Christian HerrmannSie haben Fragen? Schreiben Sie eine E-Mail an podcasts@ntv.deSie möchten "Wieder was gelernt" unterstützen? Dann bewerten Sie den Podcast gerne bei Apple Podcasts oder Spotify.Alle Rabattcodes und Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern finden Sie hier: https://linktr.ee/wiederwasgelerntUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.htmlUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

A Clare Green Party representative is hopeful a recent decision will pave the way for greater compliance with climate law in future renewable energy projects. The High Court has ruled that An Bórd Pleanála didn't fulfil its duty to comply with climate law when it refused permission for a wind farm proposed by Norwegian firm Statkraft in County Laois. The Coolglass Wind Farm was denied planning permission on the basis that the Laois County Development Plan deemed the area unsuitable for wind farms but Statkraft argued that this didn't take the county's climate obligations into account. A number of similar developments have been opposed in Clare recently for reasons such as visual impact, flicker and proximity to residential areas, but Ennis Green Party representative Brigid Ginnity says she hopes the High Court's decision means climate targets will be the main consideration going forward.

Bankene, som i en periode endret beite fra bank til klimaorganisasjon, snur og dropper klimamålene. De føyer seg inn i en rekke av bedrifter, som endelig har anerkjent at klimamålene er selvskading, men det får du ikke vite i norske medier. Spørsmålet er når lyset skal gå opp for politikerne, som fremdeles syns at strøm på børs er strålende, mens strømtradere i Statkraft drar inn hundrevis av millioner for å nettopp gjøre strømmen dyrere. Velkommen til Dagsorden med Kent Andersen og Rebecca Mistereggen.  

Går det grønne skiftet for tregt, eller har vi urealistiske forventninger til hvor raskt energisystemene kan legges om i en tid preget av lynrask digital utvikling?Ifølge McKinsey Global Institute har vi bare nådd rundt 10 prosent av nødvendig implementering av lavutslippsteknologier på de fleste områder. Samtidig viser noen fornybarprosjekter tegn til sviktende investeringsvilje, allerede i den sårbare startfasen.Selv om landene overholder sine klimaforpliktelser, viser McKinseys Global Energy Perspective at de globale utslippene fortsatt vil være for høye til å nå 1,5-gradersmålet. Dette stiller oss overfor krevende valg i møte med et økende behov for energi – spesielt ren energi.I denne episoden diskuterer vi hva dette betyr for Norge og norsk kraftbransje med konserndirektør i Statkraft, Henrik Sætness, og McKinseys partner Christian Therkelsen. Programledere: Vilde Haslund og Ola Nestvold Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For en liten tid tilbake gjorde PwC en studie for å kartlegge fremtidens ferdigheter og hvordan norske organisasjoner jobber med kompetanseutvikling i 2024. De kan vise til spennende funn om hva norske virksomheter er mest opptatt av i 2024, og noen skremmende funn i forhold til hvor få virksomheter som faktisk har fått på plass en helhetlig kompetansestrategi. I ukens episode får du møte Oda Bang fra PwC, som deler hovedfunn fra denne studien og gir sine beste anbefalinger til godt og profesjonelt kompetansearbeid. Du skal også få et veldig godt eksempel fra en organisasjon som jobber godt og helhetlig med strategisk kompetanseutviklingI Statkraft har man jobbet profesjonelt og systematisk med fremtidens ferdigheter over tid, og Joakim Slørstad deler praktiske eksempler fra Statkraft sitt arbeid. Her snakker vi bl.a. om den glemte målgruppen og hva slags kompetanser som står høyest på agendaen i Statkraft i 2024. Velkommen til en nyttig og inspirerende episode om det viktige kompetansearbeidet i virksomheten. Her kan du laste ned rapportene som er nevnt i episoden: PwC kompetanserapporten 2024 https://www.pwc.no/no/publikasjoner/kompetanserapport.htmlWorld Economic Forum Future of Jobs 2023 https://www.weforum.org/publications/the-future-of-jobs-report-2023/  

Hva er det viktigste å følge med på for å forstå utviklingen i energimarkedene? Hvilke teknologier får vi se fremover? Hva må til for at Norge, Europa og verden løser energi- og klimakrisene? Hvilken rolle spiller KI? Lytt til samtalen mellom: Sverre Alvik, forskningsleder for energiomstilling og ansvarlig for Energy Transition Outlook, DNV Henrik Sætness, konserndirektør og ansvarlig for Green Transition Scenario, Statkraft og direksjonsmedlem, Polyteknisk Forening Eirik Wærness, sjeføkonom og ansvarlig for Energy Perspectives, Equinor og Executive in Residence, BI Mette Vågnes Eriksen, generalsekretær, Polyteknisk Forening I denne episoden lærer du om hva dagens energisituasjon er preget av og hva som sannsynligvis skjer fremover. Deltakerne snakker om fornybar og fossil energi, energisikkerhet, geopolitiske endringer og Norges rolle i Europa. Du får konkrete eksempler på teknologier som er modne og hva som kreves for at nye teknologier skal realiseres. Du som er student eller nyutdannet får noen egne tips og deltakerne er kanskje overraskende positive til tverrfaglige løsninger. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of ESG in Practice, we're joined by Maja de Vibe, SVP of Sustainability Governance and Compliance at Statkraft, Europe's largest renewable energy generator. We explore how Statkraft integrates compliance and business goals to drive value creation, using digital tools to transform manual processes into streamlined, integrated systems. Maja shares insights into data-driven ESG transformation, from setting meaningful targets to aligning sustainability with operational efficiency. Discover how strong leadership and cross-department collaboration play a vital role in embedding ESG principles into the core of business operations.

Equinor må ikke «søle» bort pengene på fornybarprosjekter. Da er det kanskje bedre å splitte selskapet i to. Vårt alles felles oljeselskap Equinor har ikke investorenes tillit akkurat nå. Forrige uke kom det en drepende analyse fra DNB Markets som mer enn antydet at Anders Opedal ville sløse bort penger på fornybar investeringer i en tid hvor inntektene fra Nordsjøen ventes å falle. Det betyr mindre utbetaling av utbytte til aksjonærene. Kanskje bør Equinor – eller den største eieren staten – gjøre som tidligere Equinor-topp, Inge K. Hansen, foreslår i et innlegg i DN. Ta ut vind- og solprosjektene fra Equinor og Statkraft og lage et nytt stort selskap innen fornybar energi.– Aksjonærene ville elsket det, mener børskommentator, Thor Christian Jensen. Hør også hvordan Finansredaktør Terje Erikstad tolket Opdals tale på Equinors konferanse tirsdag. Og ikke minst hvordan den mektige IEA-sjefen Faith Birol vurderte situasjonen for olje og gass versus fornybar energi i årene fremover. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ukens barmeny: Vi har fått besøk av Mari Grooss Viddal, sjefanalytiker i Statkraft. Vi snakker om Statkrafts markedsanalyse, Green Transition Scenarios 2024, som viser at den grønne omstillingen både i Europa og globalt går raskere enn noensinne. Mari forklarer hvorfor kostnadene for fornybar energi forventes å falle frem mot 2030, til tross for dagens utfordringer i leverandørkjedene, og hva dette betyr for fremtidens energimiks. Hun deler også innsikt om hvordan etterspørselen etter kull, olje og gass vil utvikle seg, og hvilke muligheter det økte strømforbruket i EU gir for Norge. Hvem leder egentlig an i elektrifiseringen? Hvordan kan Norge henge med i den grønne omstillingen? Og hvilke fornybarteknologier vokser raskest i Europa? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Solar energy is booming, which is good news for Glint Solar. The Norwegian software-as-a-service startup has built a platform that's helping energy giants and large solar developers such as E.ON, Recurrent Energy, and Statkraft cut the time it takes to plan and pre-design solar installations to accelerate the transition to renewables. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

How can the renewable energy sector learn from the corruption risks that have plagued the extractive industries for decades to ensure a just energy transition? Mark Robinson, Executive Director of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), and Maja de Vibe, the Senior Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer at Statkraft discuss their new working paper ‘Good governance and the just transition: Implications for renewable energy companies', published by the Basel Institute. Mark and Maja discuss the critical corruption and governance risks facing the renewables sector; the commonalities and differences in risk between this sector and extractives corruption; and what role collective action and multi-stakeholder engagement could play in the governance of the sector in the future. You can find their paper here: https://baselgovernance.org/publications/wp-53

Exklusiv für den Energiefunk hörte sich Georg Eble bei einigen der 1.600 ausstellenden Unternehmen um. Generell zeigten sich alle zufrieden mit dem Erfolg der vier Messetage in Hamburg bei der Wind Energy 2024. Windkraftprojektierer, Betreiber, Flächenmanager, Softwareentwickler und ein Schmierstoffhersteller kommen zu Wort. Die Branche schaut optimistisch in die Zukunft, lautete das Fazit.

In this episode we sit down with Henrik Sætness, Executive Vice President of EVP Corporate Staff at Statkraft, to explore the company's strategies in the renewable energy space. Henrik shares insights on global energy trends, the challenges of scaling operations across multiple countries, and how Statkraft is moving forward with wind, solar, and hydropower.

Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) sind langfristige Verträge zwischen Stromerzeugern und Abnehmern, die den direkten Kauf von Strom, meist aus erneuerbaren Energien, zu festgelegten Konditionen regeln. Obwohl sie erst seit einigen Jahren existieren, steigt die Nachfrage aus der Industrie stetig.In dieser Folge tauchen wir tief in die Welt der PPAs ein. Ihr erfahrt unter anderem, wie sie ausgestaltet werden, was der Unterschied zwischen physischen und virtuellen PPAs ist, und wie hoch die Mindestabnahme für solche Verträge ist.All diese Informationen liefert euch unsere heutige Gästin, Annkathrin Rabe (https://www.linkedin.com/in/annkathrin-rabe/). Annkathrin ist Head of Downstream Origination bei Statkraft, und PPAs gehören zu ihrem täglichen Geschäft.Der enPower Podcast ist ein Projekt von Markus Fritz und Julius Wesche. Für Folgen-Ideen oder Kollaborationsanfragen gerne via email an hallo(at)enpower-podcast.de.(00:08:45) Was sind PPAs und warum brauchen wir sie?(00:14:52) Welche Arten von PPAs gibt es?(00:20:02) Was sind Vorteile von PPAs?(00:23:49) PPAs im zeitlichen Verlauf(00:30:06) Welche Anforderungen und Rahmenbedingungen gibt es?(00:36:52) Wie sieht der Prozess zur Erstellung von PPAs aus?(00:49:16) Zukunft von PPAs(00:56:11) Recap

Welcome to this episode of "Midweek Takeaway," where hosts Phil Carroll and Kevin Hornsby are joined by Pieter Krugel, CEO of Mast Energy Developments (MED). Dive into the details of MED's ongoing initiatives at the Pyebridge facility, where the second genset overhaul is well underway. This follows a successful first overhaul that not only demonstrated operational excellence but also significantly boosted revenue. With plans to secure an enhanced Capacity Market contract, MED is set to increase both its generation capacity and profit margins. This episode unpacks how the strategic partnership with RiverFort and the Power Purchase Agreement with Statkraft contribute to sustained financial performance and operational efficiency at MED. Join us as Pieter Krugel shares insights on steering MED towards a future of increased reliability and profitability. Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest The information, investment views, and recommendations in this podcast are provided for general information purposes only. Nothing in this podcast should be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial product relating to any companies under discussion or to engage in or refrain from doing so or engaging in any other transaction. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentator but no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion.

Espen Sirnes, førsteamanuensis ved Handelshøyskolen i Tromsø, mener at Statkrafs datterselskap i Tyskland har tatt enormt med risiko, og at traderne har tjent enorme beløp uten å være dyktige. Det er ikke kjent hvor store beløp Statkraft vedder med i kraftmarkedet, og et børsnotert selskap ville måttet gi mye mer innsyn enn det denne statsbedriften gjør.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chinese-made drones disguised as wind turbine parts were intercepted in Italy, sparking debate on China's role in the global wind energy market. Allen, Phil, and Joel explore how European manufacturers like Vestas and Siemens Gamesa can compete against subsidized Chinese firms such as Goldwind and Mingyang. Do EU protectionist policies address China's growing influence in renewable energy? In other news, Statkraft has reduced its target for renewables, the UK has lifted their onshore wind ban, Archer is moving into the offshore wind industry, and Louisiana is installing their first wind turbine. Visit AMI's website to book a spot at the Wind Turbine Blades conference! Sign up now for Uptime Tech News, our weekly email update on all things wind technology. This episode is sponsored by Weather Guard Lightning Tech. Learn more about Weather Guard's StrikeTape Wind Turbine LPS retrofit. Follow the show on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Linkedin and visit Weather Guard on the web. And subscribe to Rosemary Barnes' YouTube channel here. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us! Pardalote Consulting - https://www.pardaloteconsulting.comWeather Guard Lightning Tech - www.weatherguardwind.comIntelstor - https://www.intelstor.com Allen Hall: Welcome to the Uptime Wind Energy Podcast. I'm Allen Hall, and I'll be bringing you this week's top stories in the wind energy sector. We start with a significant announcement from Statkraft, the Norwegian energy giant. The company has revealed plans to reduce its target for building solar PV, battery energy storage systems and wind farms from 2026 onwards. Statkraft is adjusting its development rate for solar, battery and onshore wind from two and a half to three gigawatts to two and a half gigawatts. Even more notably, their offshore wind targets have been cut from 10 gigawatts to 68 gigawatts by 2040. This shift comes as Statcraft aims to prioritize investments in its home country of Norway. The company cites challenging market conditions for the entire renewable energy industry as a reason for this strategic adjustment. Despite these reductions, Stackraft remains committed to expanding its hydropower capabilities with plans to initiate at least five major capacity upgrade projects in Norway by 2030. Moving to England, the de facto ban on onshore wind development has been lifted with immediate effect. This decision is part of a broader commitment to double the capacity of onshore wind in Britain by 2030. and boost energy independence. The policy change places onshore wind on equal footing with other energy development in the National Planning Policy Framework. This move is expected to significantly accelerate the growth of onshore wind in England. The government has also announced plans to streamline the planning process for large onshore wind proposals by potentially incorporating them in the nationally significant infrastructure project regime. This could lead to faster determinations on planning applications for these projects. In corporate news, oilfield services firm Archer has made a strategic move into the floating offshore wind sector. For The company has fully acquired Moreld Ocean Wind, a Norwegian floating offshore wind solutions provider. This acquisition includes a minority stake in Osergy. U. S. French technology company. Morelde Ocean Wind specializes in project management and engineering for the fabrication and assembly of floating wind structures. With a team of about 30 engineers based in Norway, Morelde Ocean Wind is currently engaged in various studies and engineering contracts for some of the world's largest energy companies. This acquisition positions Archer to capitalize on the growing floating offshore wind market and support its energy customers ambitions in the energy transition. Exciting developments are also happening in Louisiana, where the state's first wind turbine has arrived at Avondale Global Gateway.

Klimapolitikken er et luftslott, bygget av et sammensurium av klimaprofitører, lobbyister, privat næringsliv og politikere, men nå som klimaprofitørene trekker i nødbremsen som følge av potensielle røde tall, flytter norske politikere gjerne inn i det havarerende klima-luftslottet. Vindkraft-konsesjonene er tilbake på samme nivå som før 2017, Jonas Gahr Støre vil stanse alt på havvind og Espen Barth Eide messer om klima under NATO-møtet i Washington tirsdag. Samtidig nedskalerer Statkraft målet for bygging av «fornybart» fra 4 gigawatt til 2-2,5 GW årlig. I kveldens Dagsorden diskuterer Kent Andersen og Rebecca Mistereggen næringslivets realiteter og politikernes illusjoner, og hvordan de er på kollisjonskurs. Velkommen til kveldens sending.  

Hvordan jobber SINTEF og Statkraft med nye teknologier for å optimalisere produksjonen av fornybar energi? Vi har snakket med Alexandra Bech Gjørv, daglig leder i SINTEF og styreleder i blant annet Statkraft, om utvikling av nye teknologier og muligheter som følge av det grønne skiftet. I studio er også Marianne Andvord og Kristin Bjella fra Hjort.

Ukens barmeny: Fornybaren har vært på studietur til Herøya, en av landets største industriparker. Hvordan står det til med energiomstillingen der? Du kan jo gjette om de trenger mer strøm eller ikke. Vi snakker med sjefen sjøl, Sverre Gotaas. Han har bakgrunn fra Statkraft, Kongsberg Gruppen og har bistått både gjennom Teknologirådet og Energikommisjonen. Lytt med for å høre hvordan Herøya skal kutte utslipp! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vi feirer 200 episoder med Stormkast med livesending for en stappfull storsal på Clarion Hotel The Hub. I første del snakker vi med konsernsjef Birgitte Ringstad Vartdal i Statkraft, avtroppende CFO Tone Bachke i Telenor og Høyre-leder Erna Solberg. Tema: Lederlønninger og staten som eier

Masdar acquires stake in Dogger Bank South wind farm, Statkraft invests in Norwegian renewables, Siemens Energy secures credit line to support wind turbine subsidiary. Sign up now for Uptime Tech News, our weekly email update on all things wind technology. This episode is sponsored by Weather Guard Lightning Tech. Learn more about Weather Guard's StrikeTape Wind Turbine LPS retrofit. Follow the show on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Linkedin and visit Weather Guard on the web. And subscribe to Rosemary Barnes' YouTube channel here. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us! Pardalote Consulting - https://www.pardaloteconsulting.comWeather Guard Lightning Tech - www.weatherguardwind.comIntelstor - https://www.intelstor.com Allen Hall: I'm Allen Hall, president of Weather Guard Lightning Tech. And I'm here with the founder and CEO of IntelStor, Phil Totaro, and the chief commercial officer of Weather Guard, Joel Saxum. And this is your News Flash. News Flash is brought to you by our friends at IntelStor. If you need actionable information about renewable projects or technologies, check out IntelStor at intelstor.com. Masdar, an Abu Dhabi based renewable energy company, has completed its acquisition of a 49 percent stake in the 3 gigawatt Dogger Bank South offshore wind project in the UK. The project, located more than 100 kilometers off the northeastern coast of England, will be one of the world's largest offshore wind farms. Masdar and RWE signed an agreement to collaborate the 11 billion pound project at COP 28 in the UAE last December, that the two companies will work together to develop and operate the wind farm with construction potentially starting at the end of 2025. The first 800 megawatts of electricity are expected to come online in 2029 with full commissioning by the end of 2031. Now, Phil, this is becoming more routine. where the large operators like RWE are selling off a significant portion, almost 50 percent of these projects to raise revenue for the next project. Masdar, on the other hand, seems to be becoming very aggressive in the renewable space. Philip Totaro: Yes, and actually what was interesting is you mentioned that this was announced back at COP28. One of the things that we never got a chance to talk about on the show before Is the fact that Masdar at that time announced something like close to a hundred billion dollars worth of investment that they were going to be making in, multiple projects in, I, I want to say something like 21 different countries including, far flung places like Uzbekistan and wherever, but this is part of a deliberate strategy on their part to start putting more money behind renewable projects because they're seeing returns that are good enough, especially on, an RWE built and operated project. This is the sort of thing that good operators can do is they can attract capital to come in and help them, provide that mechanism to invest in new greenfield or repowering projects. So it's a great business model. And again the clever operators and the operators who have a robust and healthy portfolio projects, they are the ones that are able to attract that investment. Joel Saxum: Yeah. Masdar, it's a good move. And in my opinion, you start to see, like we've been talking a lot of this big infrastructure, big money investing in infrastructure, specifically energy infrastructure, a lot different than some of that other Middle Eastern big money spent like Saudi Arabia, buying golf leagues, building cities and things like that in the desert. But Masdar they are in, even in the United States onshore, they own parts of four different wind farms all of them in Texas. So they're spreading their money around, Globally. Allen Hall: Statkraft, the Norwegian state owned energy company, plans to invest up to 6. 3 billion in Norwegian hydro and wind power projects. The company's annual report for 2023 showed a decrease in revenue and profits compared to t...

Regjeringens havvind-eksamen nærmer seg. Da blir det klart om energiminister Terje Aasland klarer å omsette 23 milliarder blanke subsidiepenger fra staten til vindmøller på havet.Om en drøy uke vil det bli klart hvilke selskaper som vil være med i auksjonen om å bygge ut havvind i området Sørlige Nordsjø II. Statkraft og Equinor er to selskaper som har fått tydelige signaler fra energiminister Terje Aasland om å legge inn bud. Det ser ikke investorene i Equinor til å like noe særlig.Det snakker vi om ukens episode av Finansredaksjonen, en podkast som lages av oss her i DN. Equinor-aksjen har falt kraftig den siste tiden. Det største fallet kom etter selskapet kapitalmarkedsdag, hvor investorene begynte å mistenke at lavere utbytte betydde at selskapet isteden skulle bruke pengene på ulønnsomme prosjekter innen fornybar energi. Energiminister Terje Aasland bidrar ikke til å oppklare en eventuell misforståelse. Han sa dette til DN i forrige uke:– Hvorfor eier vi en så stor andel i Equinor, og hvorfor eier vi Statkraft? Det er fordi vi ønsker at de skal bidra til den positive utviklingen og bidra til nye teknologier.Børskommentator Thor Christian Jensen reagerer slik på Aaslands uttalelse:– Aaslands uttalelser er livsfarlig for alle aksjonærer og skadelig for den norske stat. Kommentator Bård Bjerkholt mener Aasland sprer usikkerhet om den norske eierskapspolitikken fortsatt gjelder. – Skal de statlige selskapene nå styres etter Aaslands nye linje, der det gjelder å bidra til de prosjektene politikerne ønsker seg? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dette er episode 253 av Tid er penger. I denne episoden handler det om et to-delt syn på markedet, Bitcoin-rekord, Statkraft-tradere og multistrat.På Patreon kan du høre hele episoden, uten promo, reklame: https://www.patreon.com/posts/den-siste-blir-99732198Vil du melde deg på nyhetsbrevet til Tid er penger, gjør du det her: https://tiderpenger.substack.com/Hør disse også fra Patreon:Intervju med Julian Lindley-FrenchIntervju med Torbjørn KjusIntervju med Sigmund Aas om eiendomIntervju med Lars JensenIntervju om Pulskuren med Torkil FærøIntervju med Steve EismanIntervju med Olav Aleksander BuIntervju med Anders LundIntervju med Knut Erik Eldjarn (igjen)Intervju med Anders MelandIntervju med Sam LessinIntervju med Gretchen MorgensonIntervju med Forsvarssjef Eirik KristoffersenIntervju med forvalter Eirik HognerDet digitalet dopet med Ole Petter HjelleNytt intervju med Thomas HoenigIntervju med Torbjørn KjusIntervju med strømanalytiker Katinka BogaardInterju med statsmeteorolog Bente WahlIntervju med vår egen material-ekspert ErikIntervju med vår egen AI-Yngve Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ståle Kyllingstad, konsernsjef i IKM Gruppen, og Julie Wedege, direktør for politikk og eierskap i Statkraft, diskuterer de ulike alternativene og kombinasjonene av energikilder som kan være både lønnsomme og ha minst mulig naturinngrep.Hvilken energimiks bør vi prioritere? Hvilke læringer tar vi fra andre lands håndtering av energikrisen? Og har vi relevante ressurser, teknologi og kompetanse til å sikre det grønne skiftet?Denne episoden, ledet av Julie McCarthy, gir deg inspirasjon til å se det store bildet knyttet til energiomstilling, å lære om teknologiutvikling innenfor fornybar energi, og å forstå hvilke typer valg Norge kan ta i lys av det globale energiskiftet. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Statkraft plans to invest 1 billion euros in wind energy in Norway. TPI Composites expands its supply agreements with Nordex to manufacture blades in Turkey. Siemens transferred an additional 8% stake in Siemens Energy to its pension fund. What does this mean for the industry? Sign up now for Uptime Tech News, our weekly email update on all things wind technology. This episode is sponsored by Weather Guard Lightning Tech. Learn more about Weather Guard's StrikeTape Wind Turbine LPS retrofit. Follow the show on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn and visit Weather Guard on the web. And subscribe to Rosemary Barnes' YouTube channel here. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us! Pardalote Consulting - https://www.pardaloteconsulting.comWeather Guard Lightning Tech - www.weatherguardwind.comIntelstor - https://www.intelstor.com Allen Hall: I'm Allen Hall, president of Weather Guard Lightning Tech, and I'm here with the founder and CEO of IntelStor, Phil Totaro, and the chief commercial officer of Weather Guard, Joel Saxum. And this is your News Flash. News Flash is brought to you by our friends at IntelStor. If you need actionable information about renewable projects or technologies, check out IntelStor at intelstor.com. Norwegian utility Statkraft has announced a 1 billion euro investment in new and existing onshore wind farms in Norway. The goal is to double Statkraft's annual wind production to 2, 500 gigawatt hours. The wind investment is part of a larger 6 billion euro plan for Statkraft's operation in Norway. Phil, why does every new investment start with a B as in billion? This is a lot of money moving around on onshore wind at the moment. Philip Totaro: It is, and they want the power, and they're taking it seriously, and it's, interesting because, we talk about, challenges and like the U S offshore wind market and whatever. And then, you go over to Norway and you got a big utility company plunking down a billion Euro to double their, wind output. They obviously get it and they care and they're moving forward. They're going to be, in good stead for, a while. Joel Saxum: One of the big things here too, to know is that Norway runs mostly all on renewable energy already, and they're, flush, as an electrified society. So I believe that a lot of this, if there's new, production that will be going. They're gonna take advantage of some of these HVDC, subsea lines that are heading to mainland Europe and over to the UK to sell a lot of this power, into those other markets. So some of this is less of a, let's electrify Norway, it's more of a, let's take advantage of Norway's natural resources and sell it to other parts in, In the UK and Europe. Philip Totaro: They also have, not just this desire for offtake, but they're electrifying a lot of the vehicles like Norway is the number one place in the world for, electric vehicle sales as a percentage of, all sales or a percentage of population. And, you're right, Joel, because they can take this power. And, pipe it into a broader European market where, you know, different countries, it's, thankfully prices have come down in this winter wasn't so bad. But we're, only back to 2021 levels in, in terms of prices, average prices in throughout Europe at this point. Because we've stabilized the situation now with, Russia and Ukraine, but things can change. Things can escalate. He who hath the power is going to be able to, use it and to sell it. Allen Hall: TPI Composites has expanded its supply agreements with wind turbine maker, Nordex in Turkey. TPI will add two new wind blade manufacturing lines, bringing its total capacity with Nordex in Turkey to eight lines. The agreements are going to run through 2026 with up to three additional years. The expansion builds upon a 10 year relationship between Nordex and TPI in Turkey. This is interesting because you don't really hear too much about Nordex in the United States at the moment.

In this episode, we discuss the $11.05 billion debt package for one of the largest green infrastructure projects in US history,  Pattern Energy Group's SunZia Wind and Transmission projects. We also take a look at Corre Energy's Green Hydrogen Hub project in Denmark, an initiative in long-duration energy storage, Mulilo Energy's participation in South Africa's second battery energy storage tender, and the UK's £300 million funding for a HALEU fuel production facility. We also focus on Ørsted's final investment decision on the Hornsea 3 Offshore Wind Farm, which is poised to become one of the world's largest offshore wind farms after months of back-and-forth in government negotiations. We delve into Statkraft's €6 billion investment programme in Norway, a plan encompassing upgrades to hydroelectric power plants and the construction of new onshore wind farms. And ask how Norway's net-zero ambitions are pushing it towards becoming a major offshore wind player. Finally, we examine the vital role of microgrids in the energy transition, exploring their emergence as decentralised, resilient power solutions. We contrast Europe's cautious approach with the US's proactive adoption, highlighting challenges, advancements, and the pivotal role microgrids play in shaping a sustainable, net-zero future.inspiratia Networking Event Thursday 18 January: Overcoming the challenges to the development of a hydrogen economyHosted by:Oliver Carr - Lead AnalystAshkenaz Al - Reporter Dila Cebeci - Senior AnalystReach out to us at: podcasts@inspiratia.comFind all of our latest news and analysis by subscribing to inspiratiaListen to all our episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other providers. Music credit: NDA/Show You instrumental/Tribe of Noise

Dammraset i Braskereidfoss i Norge i augusti berodde på brister i bemanningen, enligt en utredning. Vi har tidigare besökt dammen och träffat dem som var med, och undersökt hur dammar kan göras säkrare. (Programmet är en repris från oktober 2023.) Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. På morgonen den 9 augusti gick plötsligt inte dammluckorna att öppna på Braskereidfoss kraftverk. När personal nådde fram till den obemannade kraftstationen hade vatten redan forsat in i själva kraftverket och några timmar senare rasade själva dammen. --Vi kunde inget göra, säger teknikern Gunnar Skirbekk på kraftbolaget Hafslund Eco, som var en av de första på plats.Dammraset under ovädret Hans var ett bakslag för den norska vattenkraften men många av de över 200 riktigt stora dammarna i landet förstärks och renoveras nu för att möta framtidens mer extrema flöden. Ett exempel är Nesjön som ligger i Tröndelags fylke, inte alls långt från fjällmassivet Sylarna vid den svensk-norska gränsen.På tekniska universitetet NTNU:s vattenkraftslaboratorium i Trondheim ägnar man sig mycket åt experiment som ska öka förmågan att spilla vatten ur dammarna, alltså att släppa ut vatten utan att vattnet blir till el. --I en framtid där extrema flöden blir både värre och vanligare behöver man vara helt säker på att man alltid snabbt kan släppa förbi vatten, säger professor Leif Lia som är expert på dammsäkerhet.Det här är den första delen av två om dammsäkerhet i Norden. Nästa del handlar om läget i Sverige.Medverkande: Gunnar Skirbekk, underhållstekniker på kraftbolaget Hafslund Eco; Stig-Morten Löken, vice vd Hafslund Eco; Nils Magne Granmo, lokalhistoriker; Andreas Sylte kraftverkschef Statkraft; Leif Lia, professor vattenkraftskonstruktion vid NTNU Trondheim.Programledare: Mats Carlsson-LénartProducent: Björn Gunérbjorn.guner@sr.se

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/ywg2pasg Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Second auction announced for offshore electricity turbines. An dara ceant fógartha do thuirbíní leictreachais ar muir. The Government has announced plans for another auction of offshore power generation rights. Tá an Rialtas tar éis plean a fhógairt do cheant eile ar chearta ginte cumhachta amach ón gcósta. The first auction was organized at the beginning of the year under which 4 licenses were awarded, 3 on the east coast and one off Connemara. Tús na bliana a heagraíodh an chéad cheant faoinar bronnadh 4 cheadúnas, 3 cinn ar an gcósta thoir agus ceann amháin amach ó Chonamara. The German company RWE and their partner in this country Saorgus Energy have been granted permission to generate 824 MegaWatts in the Dublin Area on the Irish Sea. Bronnadh cead ar an gcuideachta as an nGearmáin RWE agus ar a bpáirtí sa tír seo Saorgus Energy 824 MegaWatt a ghineadh i Réimse Átha Cliath ar Mhuir Éireann. The French EDF in partnership with Fred Olsen - a company from Norway - was granted permission to generate 1,300 MW east of Wicklow. Bronnadh cead ar na Francaigh EDF i bpáirt le Fred Olsen - cuideachta as an Iorua - 1,300 MW a ghineadh soir as Cill Mhantáin. Norway's Statkraft was granted permission to generate 500 MW north of Dublin. Bronnadh cead ar na hIoruaigh Statkraft 500 MW a ghineadh amach ó thuaidh de Bhaile Átha Cliath. And 450 MW was approved for the company Fuinneamh Sceirde Teo west of Charna in Co Galway. Agus ceadaíodh 450 MW don chuideachta Fuinneamh Sceirde Teo siar amach ó Charna i gCo na Gaillimhe. The new auction is focused on the south coast. Ar an gcósta ó dheas atá an ceant úr dírithe. Environment Minister Eamon Ryan announced this this afternoon in The Hague in the Netherlands at a meeting of 9 member states in the EU about the generation of energy at sea in northern Europe from now to 2030. An tAire Comhshaoil Eamon Ryan a d'fhógair an méid sin tráthnóna san Háig san Ísiltír ag cruinniú de 9 gcinn de bhallstáit san AE faoi ghineadh fuinnimh ar muir i dtuaisceart na hEorpa as seo go 2030. Ireland aims to generate 5 GigaWatt (5,000 MW) from offshore wind by then, and quadruple that to 20 GW (20,000 MW) by 2040. Tá rún ag Éirinn 5 GigaWatt (5,000 MW) a bheith á ghineadh ón ngaoth amach ón gcósta faoin tráth sin, agus a cheithre oiread, sin 20 GW (20,000 MW) a bheith á chruthú i 2040. 3 MW planned to come from the 4 approved proposals, enough electricity to support 2.5 million households. 3 MW atá beartaithe a theacht ón 4 thogra atá ceadaithe, dóthain leictreachais a choinneodh 2.5 milliún teaghlach. The auction will start in March next year when a map of the areas where turbines will be allowed to be built on the sea in proposals that could provide 900 MW will be published. Mí an Mhárta na bliana seo chugainn a thosóidh an ceant nuair a fhoilseofar léarscáil de na limistéir ina mbeidh cead tuirbíní ar an bhfarraige a thógáil i dtograí a bheadh in ann 900 MW a sholáthar. The licenses are intended to be awarded between February and October 2025. Tá sé i gceist na ceadúnais a bhronnadh idir mí Feabhra agus mí Dheireadh Fómhair 2025.

In this week's news, we examine Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners' two new funds and bring you updates from their Jeonnam I offshore wind project in Korea.In the M&A space, we discuss I Squared Capital's announcements of its major investment into Absolute Energy and Axpo's acquisition of a Finnish onshore wind farm. In the geothermal sector, we discuss the significant development of the United Downs Deep Geothermal Power project in the UK, the country's first-ever geothermal plant to be awarded a CfD.Our reporter, Aishwarya, makes her debut on the podcast by bringing us coverage of Statkraft and Aker Horizons' green ammonia and hydrogen project in Norway, and Engie's recently completed purchase of two onshore wind farms in Poland.Also in this episode, we bring you highlights from the team after inspiratia's latest event. The Energy Storage Summit 2023. We review some of the most important takeaways from the event, including priorities for developers in the UK market, the constraints of limited grid connections, and the growing case for co-location.  Hosted by:Oliver Carr - Lead AnalystZachary Skidmore - Senior Reporter Aishwarya Harsure - Reporter Reach out to us at: podcasts@inspiratia.comFind all of our latest news and analysis by subscribing to inspiratiaListen to all our episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other providers.

Hur säkra är våra vattenkraftdammar egentligen, och hur vi undvika att de ska brista med allvarliga störtfloder och översvämningar som följd? En risk som kan bli större i ett förändrat klimat. I Norge blev faran nyligen uppenbar. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. På morgonen den 9 augusti gick plötsligt inte dammluckorna att öppna på Braskereidfoss kraftverk. När personal nådde fram till den obemannade kraftstationen hade vatten redan forsat in i själva kraftverket och några timmar senare rasade själva dammen. –Vi kunde inget göra, säger teknikern Gunnar Skirbekk på kraftbolaget Hafslund Eco, som var en av de första på plats.Dammraset under ovädret Hans var ett bakslag för den norska vattenkraften men många av de över 200 riktigt stora dammarna i landet förstärks och renoveras nu för att möta framtidens mer extrema flöden. Ett exempel är Nesjön som ligger i Tröndelags fylke, inte alls långt från fjällmassivet Sylarna vid den svensk-norska gränsen.På tekniska universitetet NTNU:s vattenkraftslaboratorium i Trondheim ägnar man sig mycket åt experiment som ska öka förmågan att spilla vatten ur dammarna, alltså att släppa ut vatten utan att vattnet blir till el. –I en framtid där extrema flöden blir både värre och vanligare behöver man vara helt säker på att man alltid snabbt kan släppa förbi vatten, säger professor Leif Lia som är expert på dammsäkerhet.Det här är den första delen av två om dammsäkerhet i Norden. Nästa del handlar om läget i Sverige.Medverkande: Gunnar Skirbekk, underhållstekniker på kraftbolaget Hafslund Eco; Stig-Morten Löken, vice vd Hafslund Eco; Nils Magne Granmo, lokalhistoriker; Andreas Sylte kraftverkschef Statkraft; Leif Lia, professor vattenkraftskonstruktion vid NTNU Trondheim.Programledare: Mats Carlsson-LénartProducent: Björn Gunérbjorn.guner@sr.se

In der Nachmittagsfolge sprechen wir heute mit Jan Pannenbäcker, CEO und Co-Founder von Metaloop, über die erfolgreich abgeschlossene Series-A-Finanzierungsrunde in Höhe von 16 Millionen Euro.Metaloop hat eine vertikale Softwarelösung für die Metallrecyclingbranche entwickelt, die eine komplette Lösung zur Verwaltung von Metallschrott liefert. Dies steigert einerseits die Gewinne und bewältigt andererseits auch effizient die Komplexitäten von Logistik und Finanzierung. Darüber hinaus stattet das Startup Verkaufende mit fortschrittlicher Software aus, die für eine vollumfassende Transparenz in allen Prozessen und Preisen sorgt und den reibungslosen Betrieb an mehreren Standorten zu einer einheitlichen globalen Lösung integriert. Im Hintergrund betreibt das Unternehmen eine hochmoderne Technologieplattform, um die Logistik sorgfältig zu koordinieren, Finanzierungsoptionen zu optimieren und Schmelzwerken Zugang zu immer knapper werdenden sekundären Rohstoffen zu gewähren. Metaloop arbeitet hauptsächlich mit multinationalen Fertigungsunternehmen zusammen, um den Umsatz aus Metallschrott zu steigern und relevante Daten zu zentralisieren, um Einblicke in Volumen und Preise an verschiedenen Standorten zu bieten. Da Metalle nahezu vollständig recycelbar sind, können sie kontinuierlich ohne Änderung der Materialeigenschaften recycelt werden. Mit seinem digitalen, plattformbasierten Geschäftsmodell trägt das Startup dazu bei, den Markt für sekundäre Rohstoffe effizienter zu gestalten und die Recyclingraten von Metallen zu erhöhen. Darüber hinaus hilft das Recycling von Schrottmetall, primäre Rohstoffe aus dem Bergbau zu ersetzen, wodurch der hohe Energieverbrauch und die CO2-Emissionen um bis zu 90 Prozent im Vergleich zu primären Rohstoffen reduziert werden. Metaloop wurde im Jahr 2022 von Jan Pannenbäcker und Alexander Schlick in Graz gegründet.Nun hat das österreichische Unternehmen in einer Series A 16 Millionen Euro unter der Führung von FirstMark Capital eingesammelt. Des Weiteren haben sich Silence VC und die bestehenden Kapitalgeber Statkraft Ventures und FJ Labs an der Runde beteiligt. Mit dem frischen Kapital möchte das Startup das weitere strategische internationale Wachstum vorantreiben und die Teams mit erstklassigen Fachkräften in den Bereichen Vertrieb und Operations zusätzlich stärken. Gleichzeitig will Metaloop seine Digital-Enterprise-Softwareplattform weiter ausbauen.

Siemens Gamesa secured financial backing from CaixaBank at a critical time as the wind turbine manufacture deals with a potential $4.5B in expenses. Aeris Energy in Brazil is on a slight losing streak but Phil Totaro believes their huge backlog will provide a financial windfall in the near future. Also in Brazil, EDPR is selling new wind turbine farms to Norwegian based Statkraft. Pardalote Consulting - https://www.pardaloteconsulting.comWind Power LAB - https://windpowerlab.comWeather Guard Lightning Tech - www.weatherguardwind.comIntelStor - https://www.intelstor.com News Flash September 4 Allen Hall: I'm Allen Hall, president of Weather Guard Lightning Tech, and I'm here with the founder and CEO of Intelstor, Phil Totaro. And this is your News Flash. CaixaBank renewed the financing and, and working capital to Siemens Gamesa in the first half of 2023. Now this is important because Siemens Gamesa, and Siemens Energy just announced about $4.5 billion of upcoming expenses. So having a working capital line for Siemens Gamesa is really important right now, right, Phil?  Phil Totaro: Absolutely. And there, look, with the situation that Siemens Gamesa finds itself in, there are two ways out of it. Either sell off an asset strip or invest and pull yourself out of this hole that you've sunk yourself into. And I, I. You know, continue to get this kind of support from their banks and other, you know, finance partners to be able to pull themselves out of this out of this situation and out of this hole. So this deal with, with CaixaBank is, is important.  Allen Hall: Will the banks ask Siemens Gamesa to divest of some their assets to back those loans? Phil Totaro: Potentially, yes. And there are things that, you know, Siemens Gamesa as a whole and Gamesa in particular, still kind of owns that could be desirable to be divested. The question is how far do they go with that? You know, I think a lot of what they have, they probably want to keep it for operational or potentially sentimental reasons. But the bank may in fact require those kind of guarantees or the asset divestiture to ensure that they've got the cash flow necessary to keep making debt service payments absolutely.  Allen Hall: Well down in Brazil, Aeris Energy has reported about a $3.9 million loss in their second quarter down about 14% from last year at the same time. Accumulative losses for the first half of the year are about eight and a half million dollars, which is up about 50% from the previous half year. Aeris is investing obviously because there's a lot of activity down in Brazil and they, they poured in about six and a half million dollars into machinery and equipment to boost production capacity at their blade manufacturing plant. Phil Aeris has a huge backlog with Vestas on blades.  Phil Totaro: Exactly. They are, I believe, the exclusive supplier for the Brazilian market for the V150 Vestas product. And Vestas is also looking at bringing the the V162 production online. In the coming years as they start getting some orders for the bigger machines. So I think even though their Aeris is showing a net operating loss in a few quarters here in 2023 long-term, I'm actually quite optimistic about their You know, their long-term prospects, their financial health and, and their order book as it relates to their relationship with Vestas.  Allen Hall: Renewable Energy Company EDPR announced that it has sold two wind farms with a combined capacity of 260 megawatts in Brazil to Norwegian Power Company Statkraft. The $320 million in assets were commissioned over the past 12 months. So Phil, these are new wind farms that are exchanging hands down in Brazil.  Phil Totaro: Yes. And it's enhancing Statkraft's position in the market where I believe they've already got, I wanna say about five or six different wind complexes where they were. They are the owner or they were at least partially involved in the development phas...

In this week's episode, we explore key developments in the European renewable energy sector. We delve into European Energy's ambitious 115MW solar project in Latvia, Northvolt's recent fundraising success, and examine The Renewables Infrastructure Group's strategic sale of its ageing Irish wind farms to Statkraft.We also cover updates to EDF Energy's seven-year PPA with Brockwell Energy, Deutsche Bahn's PPA with EnBW, and Atea's PPA with Better Energy, showcasing the increasing diversity and complexity of PPAs in the current market.We also take a dive into the EU's Green Deal, as it faces uncertainty amid economic recovery and global challenges, including the impact of the US Inflation Reduction Act. Will political tensions and leadership changes slow the pace of the EU's green initiatives, with notable calls for regulatory breaks?We also bring you an update on the UK's TEC Amenesty, which promises to free up billions worth of investment stuck in planning queues. Will this solve the problem, or will it just kick the can down the road? Don't miss our exclusive Q&A with Olivier Mussat, CEO of ATOME Energy, on the global market for green hydrogen and ammonia. Available to read on the inspiraita website. Hosted by:Oliver Carr - Lead AnalystZachary Skidmore - Senior Reporter Dila Cebeci - Senior AnalystReach out to us at: podcasts@inspiratia.comFind all of our latest news and analysis by subscribing to inspiratiaListen to all our episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other providers.

The Joint Venture: inspiratia insightsThe team look over the past week of news and give their views on market trends in the energy sectorIn this week's episode, we spotlight Blackstone's monumental close of its BGREEN III fund at $7.1 billion (£5.59bn €6.53bn), marking it as the largest energy transition private credit fund to date. Simultaneously, United Bankers unveils its new Renewable Energy Fund, with portfolio managers sharing insights on their focus.Venturing into innovative territories, RWE advances its pilot floating wind project, DemoSATH, pointing to a promising future for the technology. We provide a quick PPA roundup, featuring collaborations between Nucor & Sebree, Encavis & Allego, and Statkraft & AstraZeneca.We take a deep dive analysis into how energy markets are putting additional strain on Germany's manufacturing sectors. Is this a temporary period of readjustment, or will Germany find that competitive disadvantage is the new normal? Rounding off this episode are some of the hard facts and data from CCUS projects. With the benefit of extensive start-up funding from governments in the UK and the US, where will the long-term viability of these projects land? Hosted by:Oliver Carr - Lead AnalystZachary Skidmore - Senior Reporter Dila Cebeci - Senior AnalystReach out to us at: podcasts@inspiratia.comFind all of our latest news and analysis by subscribing to inspiratiaListen to all our episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other providers.

In der Mittagsfolge sprechen wir heute mit Christoph Grimmer, CEO und Co-Founder von EET, über die erfolgreich abgeschlossene Series-A-Finanzierungsrunde in Höhe von 6,5 Millionen Euro.EET ist ein Anbieter von Photovoltaik-Balkonanlagen mit und ohne Speicher. Das bekannteste Produkt ist die Photovoltaik-Mini-Anlage namens SolMate. Durch die Kombination mit dem Speicher lässt sich SolMate auch als Insellösung bei Stromausfällen betreiben. Zudem sei es mit der patentierten NetDetection-Technologie ausgestattet, die kontinuierlich misst, wo im Haus oder in der Wohnung wieviel Strom benötigt wird und leitet den überschüssigen Strom automatisch in den Batteriespeicher. Auf diese Weise können bis zu 50 % des Strombedarfs eines durchschnittlichen Haushalts gedeckt werden. Nach eigenen Angaben werden jährlich rund 1.000 SolMate-Anlagen verkauft, die in Graz hergestellt werden. Das Startup wurde im Jahr 2017 von Christoph Grimmer, Stephan Weinberger und Florian Gebetsroither als Spin-Off der TU Graz gegründet. Es ist mittlerweile in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz mit eigenen Niederlassungen aktiv. EET hat außerdem einen erfolgreichen Markteintritt in Italien geschafft und plant bereits, Frankreich und Spanien als neue Zielmärkte anzugehen.In einer Series A hat das österreichische Photovoltaik-Startup nun 6,5 Millionen Euro eingesammelt. Zu den Kapitalgebern zählen u.a. die bestehenden Investoren Junction Growth Investors aus Belgien und Statkraft Ventures aus Norwegen. Zudem beteiligte sich der Gründer von Sonnen, Christoph Ostermann, mit seinem Investment-Unternehmen Green Fortress. Er bringt, wie der Erst-Investor Klaus Fronius, ehemaliger CEO von Fronius, auch Expertise für Photovoltaik und Speicher ein. Durch die Zusammenarbeit mit diesen international erfahrenen Unternehmen und Business Angels erhält EET nicht nur weitere finanzielle Unterstützung, sondern auch Zugang zu Know-how, Netzwerken und Ressourcen. Das frische Kapital soll für die internationale Expansion eingesetzt werden.Hier geht es zur Webseite von EET.

The team look over the past week of news and give their views on market trends in the energy sectorThis week's news covers Octopus Energy's latest £1.2 billion (€1.38bn $1.49bn) move into the Asia-Pacific region. We report on TotalEnergies who announced the launch of its largest battery energy storage project (BESS) in Europe, and Repsol 's latest 1.7GW move into the Italian solar market.This week we also bring back our PPA update.  With announcements from big players in the energy market and beyond. Including Meta , Statkraft , Sonnedix and BayWa .Also in this episode, we take a step back from the day-to-day concerns of the market and ask about how energy security concerns are changing the way that the UK uses energy. We ask how necessary natural gas will be in the short and medium term and question the necessity of CCUS technology as a stop-gap solution. Hosted by:Oliver Carr - Lead AnalystZachary Skidmore  - Senior ReporterDila Cebeci - Senior AnalystReach out to us at: podcasts@inspiratia.comFind all of our latest news and analysis by subscribing to inspiratiaListen to all our episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other providers.

Spegillinn 7. mars 2023. Umsjón: Anna Kristín Jónsdóttir. Tæknimaður: Kormákur Marðarson. Stjórn útsendingar: Ingibjörg Sara Guðmundsdóttir. Seðlabankastjóri hvetur til þjóðarsáttar til að kveða niður verðbólgu en laun forstjóra fyrirtækja í Kauphöllinni hækkuðu ríflega í fyrra. Bjarni Benediktsson fjármálaráðherra segir það vont að laun forstjóra hækki umfram önnur, ekki síst í núverandi umhverfi verðbólgu og kjarasamninga. Stjórn Landsvirkjunar ætlar að leggja til að greiða út 20 milljarða arð í ríkissjóð fyrir seinasta ár. Þar að auki greiðir Landsvirkjun 30 milljarða í tekjuskatt, svo heildargreiðslan nemur 50 milljörðum. Skuldastaða fyrirtækisins hefur aldrei verið betri segir Hörður Arnarson forstjóri Landsvirkjunar. Bjarni Rúnarsson ræddi við hann. Tífalt meiri olía fór í fjarvarmaveitur á Vestfjörðum árið tvö þúsund tuttugu og tvö en árið áður. Þá varð Orkubú Vestfjarða að keyra varaafl vegna skerðingar á raforku frá Landsvirkjun, í fimmtíu og fjóra daga. Ólöf Rún Erlendsdóttir talaði við Elías Jónatansson forstjóra Orkubús Vestfjarða. Meirihluti þings Sama í Noregi krefst þess að óháð rannsóknarnefnd verði skipuð vegna vindorkuversins í Fosen í Þrændalögum. Ríkið geti ekki sjálft rannsakað málið þar sem orkuverið sé rekið í gegnum ríkisfyrirtækið Statkraft. Róbert Jóhannsson sagði frá. Matvælastofnun er uggandi yfir komu farfugla til landsins vegna mikillar útbreiðslu fuglaflensu á vetrarstöðvum þeirra. Brigitte Brugger, sérgreinadýralæknir alifugla segir veiruna hafa aðlagast og því sé alifuglum hættara við að smitast. Kristín Sigurðardóttir talaði við hana. -------------- Ríkisendurskoðun gerir meðal annars athugasemdir við reikningsskil Vegagerðarinnar og telur að efla þurfi þar öryggisstjórnun. Í gær voru kynntar tvær skýrslur ríkisendurskoðunar um Vegagerðina, Anna Kristín Jónsdóttir ræddi við Sigurð Inga Jóhannsson innviðaráðherra. Æðstu ráðamenn Kína hafa ekki sparað stóru orðin í garð Bandaríkjanna á ársfundi fastanefndar Alþýðuþings landsins sem hófst á sunnudag. Ásgeir Tómasson sagði frá, heyrist í Qin Gang, utanríkisráðherra Kína og Celiu Hatton, yfirmanni fréttaþjónustu breska ríkisútvarpsins BBC í Kyrrahafsasíuríkjum. Katrín Kristjana Hjartardóttir framkvæmdastjóri Sambands íslenskra framhaldsskólanema segir nema hafa mætt afgangi í menntamálum. Sambandið kallar eftir úttekt á árangri og áhrifum styttingar framhaldsnámsins. Hafdís Helga Helgadóttir tók saman.

Spegillinn 7. mars 2023. Umsjón: Anna Kristín Jónsdóttir. Tæknimaður: Kormákur Marðarson. Stjórn útsendingar: Ingibjörg Sara Guðmundsdóttir. Seðlabankastjóri hvetur til þjóðarsáttar til að kveða niður verðbólgu en laun forstjóra fyrirtækja í Kauphöllinni hækkuðu ríflega í fyrra. Bjarni Benediktsson fjármálaráðherra segir það vont að laun forstjóra hækki umfram önnur, ekki síst í núverandi umhverfi verðbólgu og kjarasamninga. Stjórn Landsvirkjunar ætlar að leggja til að greiða út 20 milljarða arð í ríkissjóð fyrir seinasta ár. Þar að auki greiðir Landsvirkjun 30 milljarða í tekjuskatt, svo heildargreiðslan nemur 50 milljörðum. Skuldastaða fyrirtækisins hefur aldrei verið betri segir Hörður Arnarson forstjóri Landsvirkjunar. Bjarni Rúnarsson ræddi við hann. Tífalt meiri olía fór í fjarvarmaveitur á Vestfjörðum árið tvö þúsund tuttugu og tvö en árið áður. Þá varð Orkubú Vestfjarða að keyra varaafl vegna skerðingar á raforku frá Landsvirkjun, í fimmtíu og fjóra daga. Ólöf Rún Erlendsdóttir talaði við Elías Jónatansson forstjóra Orkubús Vestfjarða. Meirihluti þings Sama í Noregi krefst þess að óháð rannsóknarnefnd verði skipuð vegna vindorkuversins í Fosen í Þrændalögum. Ríkið geti ekki sjálft rannsakað málið þar sem orkuverið sé rekið í gegnum ríkisfyrirtækið Statkraft. Róbert Jóhannsson sagði frá. Matvælastofnun er uggandi yfir komu farfugla til landsins vegna mikillar útbreiðslu fuglaflensu á vetrarstöðvum þeirra. Brigitte Brugger, sérgreinadýralæknir alifugla segir veiruna hafa aðlagast og því sé alifuglum hættara við að smitast. Kristín Sigurðardóttir talaði við hana. -------------- Ríkisendurskoðun gerir meðal annars athugasemdir við reikningsskil Vegagerðarinnar og telur að efla þurfi þar öryggisstjórnun. Í gær voru kynntar tvær skýrslur ríkisendurskoðunar um Vegagerðina, Anna Kristín Jónsdóttir ræddi við Sigurð Inga Jóhannsson innviðaráðherra. Æðstu ráðamenn Kína hafa ekki sparað stóru orðin í garð Bandaríkjanna á ársfundi fastanefndar Alþýðuþings landsins sem hófst á sunnudag. Ásgeir Tómasson sagði frá, heyrist í Qin Gang, utanríkisráðherra Kína og Celiu Hatton, yfirmanni fréttaþjónustu breska ríkisútvarpsins BBC í Kyrrahafsasíuríkjum. Katrín Kristjana Hjartardóttir framkvæmdastjóri Sambands íslenskra framhaldsskólanema segir nema hafa mætt afgangi í menntamálum. Sambandið kallar eftir úttekt á árangri og áhrifum styttingar framhaldsnámsins. Hafdís Helga Helgadóttir tók saman.

The Joint Venture: inspiratia insightsExclusive interview with hydrogen expert, David Urry - Investment Director at Austrade. The team look over the past week of news and give their views on some big market trends From the news desk, Zachary brings us up to date with big deals done by CIP and TotalEnergies, Statkraft's latest PPAs, and the EU's new approach to taking on the US's IRA. We also cover the break of BEIS in the latest government shake-up and ask what it means for the industry.  Oliver interviews David Urry, Investment Director at the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, on the country's potential as an energy exporter and the importance of public/private cooperation across boarders in building a new hydrogen economy. Hosted by:Oliver Carr - Senior Hydrogen AnalystZachary Skidmore - Senior Reporter Reach out to us on: podcasts@inspiratia.comFind all of our latest news and analysis by subscribing to inspiratiaListen to all our episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other providers.

inspiratia's Head of Research, Omolola Coker, speaks with Moody's Benjamin Leyre and Simon Kornek from Statkraft about the market interventions Europe are undertaking in order to alleviate the energy crisis. 

Show #1445 Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are in the world, welcome to EV News Daily, you trusted source of EV information. It's Sunday 24th April, it's Martyn Lee here and I go through every EV story so you don't have to. WHY THE F-150 LIGHTNING LAUNCH IS A PIVOTAL MOMENT FOR FORD AND EVS - Ford Motor Co. will become the first legacy automaker to launch a mainstream electric pickup — a pivotal moment for the automaker that potentially could accelerate the push to electrify America's vehicle fleet given F-150's profitability and popularity. - But being early also makes it that much more important for Ford to pull this off without any major hitches, experts say — even as the company attempts to ramp up production volumes amid myriad supply-chain disruptions, an ongoing pandemic, rising commodity costs and geopolitical tensions - It's difficult to overstate the importance of the F-Series lineup to Ford's business. - In a typical year, the truck franchise nets sales of roughly 900,000 trucks. It's been the best-selling truck in the U.S. for 45 consecutive years. And it is Ford's cash cow, generating more revenue than the major U.S. sports leagues combined, as well as Fortune 100 companies like Nike Inc. and the Coca-Cola Co., according to a 2020 Boston Consulting Group study commissioned by Ford. - Ford now is moving to boost annual Lightning production to 150,000 units by next year. Overall, the company is investing $50 billion in electrification through 2026 and eyeing annual production of more than 2 million EVs globally by then. - The company has said that the majority of Lightning reservations have come from customers who are new to Ford — not the automaker's truck base. Original Source : https://eu.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/ford/2022/04/24/ford-f-150-lightning-electric-truck-launch-ev/7382547001/ FORD PATENTS TANK TURN, POSSIBLY FOR F-150 LIGHTNING - Rivian made quite a splash with its viral video portraying one of its R1T electric pickups essentially turning on the spot, like a tank, by driving the wheels on one side forward, while the others are going in reverse. However, the feature is not currently present in its production vehicles, and Ford also patented its own version - The patent drawing below shows what appears to be an F-150 Lightning but text makes no direct mention of that truck - unlike the Rivian R1T and R1S, the Ford F-150 Lightning doesn't come with a quad-motor setup, with one motor driving each individual wheel. So far, Ford has only announced dual-motor versions, and in order for those to be able to perform a tank turn, the manufacturer will need to resort to reversing one side and not the other via gears, or just applying lock to all four wheels. Original Source : https://insideevs.com/news/581678/ford-patent-tank-turn-f150-lightning/ MORE AMERICANS VIEW ELECTRIC VEHICLES AS A PRIMARY CAR - A new consumer survey conducted by MINI USA reveals various shifts in American consumers' sentiment toward electric vehicles (EVs) over the last three years. The survey, which repeated the same set of questions used in a 2019 questionnaire carried out by MINI USA, indicates that more Americans – and particularly younger and female consumers – view electric vehicles as a primary car in the household more than any other use case.  This represents a shift from 2019 where more respondents selected “commuting car” and “city car” as preferred uses.  Commissioned by Engine's CARAVAN®, the survey further explores consumers‘ level of knowledge about the EV infrastructure in their regions, as well as personal attitudes toward EV ownership and travel needs. - A point that has remained consistent from both surveys is daily   travel distance, as 76% of respondents say that 75 miles of battery   range is sufficient for everyday driving. Only a 3% increase over the   course of three years, consumers' daily driving distances continue to   remain well below the current range of all new electric vehicles on   the market today. - About 63% of all respondents in 2022 still consider EV owners to     be early adopters, which is only 3% lower over the last three years.     While this pioneering connotation may sound complimentary to some,     it highlights a need for more mainstream awareness of the     accessibility, daily usage, and convenience of electric vehicles today. - Greater visibility for charging stations is needed, though some     progress has been made. About 35% of consumers now know where their     nearest EV charging port is located, a slight improvement from 26%     in 2019. Original Source : https://www.press.bmwgroup.com/usa/article/detail/T0383394EN_US/new-consumer-survey-from-mini-usa-shows-more-americans-view-electric-vehicles-as-a-primary-car-in-the-household-as-average-daily-driving-distances-remain-well-within-ev-range KEMPOWER TO DELIVER DC CHARGERS "AT SCALE" TO MER IN NORWAY - Norwegian charge point operator Mer says it has opted for Kempower from Finland to deliver fast-charging equipment to Mer in Norway. They have signed a framework agreement and say they will roll out the DC infrastructure “at scale.” - Mer Norway (formerly Grønn Kontakt) was founded in 2009 and has since built over 300 fast-charging stations throughout Norway. Owned by Statkraft, the company also has a foothold in Sweden, Germany, Austria, and the UK. - Kempower has a range of DC charging stations delivering 40 to 320 kW. The company did not state which type of hardware Mer will use in Norway. Original Source : https://www.electrive.com/2022/04/24/kempower-to-deliver-dc-chargers-at-scale-to-mer-in-norway/ KEMPOWER - S-SERIES CHARGING SATELLITE SYSTEM - Kempower S-Series charging satellite system is an electric vehicle fast charging system for large and widespread fleets. The system is especially ideal for electric buses and parties offering fast charging for electric passenger cars. The need for simultaneous and frequent fast charging is easily fulfilled with S-Series charging satellite posts.  Due to the modular structure, the standard Kempower charging system offers power from 40 kW to 600 kW. - The S-Series charging satellite system consists of a C-Series charging power unit and 4 double satellites or 8 single satellites, with a maximum total of 8 charging outputs. Inside the cabinet, there are Kempower power modules that each provide 40 kW of charging power. 1 to 4 modules can be installed in a single C-Series cabinet whereas one charging power unit can have 1 to 3 cabinets. All in all up to 12 modules can be installed in a charging power unit.  You can start with one module and acquire more when needed. The charging power can be distributed dynamically into each charging output. 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