The integration of the internet into smart grid networking has paved the way for a significant transformation in the energy industry. This paradigm shift has revolutionized the way energy is generated, distributed, and consumed. By enabling two-way communication, real-time data analysis, remote control, and automation, seamless integration of renewable energy sources, and robust cybersecurity measures, the smart grid powered by
Valmet, a leading provider of advanced technologies and automation solutions, has been selected to supply a state-of-the-art Valmet DNA distributed control system (DCS) for the upcoming biomass power plant being constructed by Gwangyang Green Energy Corporation in South Korea. This significant order was placed by Lotte Engineering and Construction Co., Ltd (Lotte E&C), the engineering, procurement, and construction contractor for
In recent years, the energy sector has been experiencing a transformative shift driven by the adoption of blockchain technology. This decentralized and secure digital ledger system is revolutionizing power distribution and trading. In this article, we will explore the various ways in which blockchain technology is reshaping the energy sector, from enabling decentralized and efficient energy distribution to streamlining energy
Modular data centers have gained popularity in recent years due to their ability to be rapidly deployed to remote areas and provide a supplement to traditional brick-and-mortar data centers. However, cooling remains a significant challenge in these compact spaces. To address this issue, the U.S. Department of Energy’s ARPA-E launched the COOLERCHIPS program in May, funding projects aimed at developing
In the pursuit of a more sustainable and efficient energy future, the digital transformation of power distribution stands as an essential step. At the heart of this transformation lies the deployment of smart transformers, which play a crucial role in optimizing the generation, distribution, and consumption of electricity. This article explores the limitations of traditional transformers, the advantages of smart
As businesses increasingly rely on data centers, the associated energy consumption has become a major concern. Data centers consume massive amounts of energy, and optimizing their energy efficiency has become a key priority for businesses. One significant factor in energy consumption is airflow management. Efficient movement of air within data centers can significantly reduce the energy required to cool IT
As the demand for computing capacity and performance rapidly increases, so does the demand for innovative cooling solutions that can manage the heat generated by high-performance processors. With this in mind, the U.S. Department of Energy has selected Intel as one of 15 organizations tasked with developing high-performance, energy-efficient cooling solutions for future data centers. This article delves deeper into
