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Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience BayWa re has started working on a project featuring 1,440 semi-transparent PV modules at a fruit farm in Brumath It says the plant will generate 464 MWh of electricity per year From pv magazine France BayWa re has started building a fleet of semi-transparent modules to be mounted on a fruit farm in Brumath The Munich-based renewable energy producer said in a press release this week that the project will be the first to feature its semi-transparent panels in France The company said it aims to install 1,440 semi-transparent PV modules across 4,900 square meters of strawberry farmland The modules will be installed above the farm's produce and will replace the current protective plastic sheets The new system allows 49% of light to pass through BayWa re said the plant will produce the equivalent of 464 MWh per year After it is commissioned in the first quarter of 2024 it will be connected to Strasbourg Électricité Réseaux The electricity will be sold on the spot market or through power purchase agreements The site owners have grown produce in the region since 1978 but they are now seeing the effects of climate change Agrovoltaic shades provide favorable conditions for crops They also noted that the sheets improve working conditions by creating a cooler environment compared to working under plastic tunnels A plastic tunneling control plot will be used to collect accurate data on fruit production Sensors under the panels will measure temperature More articles from Gwénaëlle Deboutte Please be mindful of our community standards and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" By submitting this form you agree to pv magazine using your data for the purposes of publishing your comment Your personal data will only be disclosed or otherwise transmitted to third parties for the purposes of spam filtering or if this is necessary for technical maintenance of the website Any other transfer to third parties will not take place unless this is justified on the basis of applicable data protection regulations or if pv magazine is legally obliged to do so You may revoke this consent at any time with effect for the future in which case your personal data will be deleted immediately your data will be deleted if pv magazine has processed your request or the purpose of data storage is fulfilled Further information on data privacy can be found in our Data Protection Policy Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" This website uses cookies to anonymously count visitor numbers. View our privacy policy. × The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this Close Chinese vendor Huawei is set to start constructing its first European factory next year The site will be located in Brumath, near Strasbourg, France, according to the South China Morning Post Huawei is reportedly set to invest an initial €200 million ($215m) despite suffering several knockbacks in Europe in recent years as some European governments have barred the use of the firm's 5G gear The vendor first announced plans for the factory in 2020 but construction was delayed by the Covid-19 pandemic A source told SCMP that the site is expected to open in 2025 where mobile phone network equipment is set to be developed The French government had initially told telcos planning to buy Huawei 5G equipment that they would not be able to renew licenses for the gear once they expire after a meeting with French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire in Beijing in July of this year an agreement had been reached that would see France extend Huawei 5G licenses in some cities In 2020, the European Commission (EC) urged EU states to restrict "high-risk vendors" such as Huawei as they rolled out their national 5G networks but the EU's internal market commissioner Thierry Breton told telecoms ministers in June that only a third of EU countries have implemented Huawei bans in critical areas Earlier this year Portugal's cybersecurity council CSSC decided to effectively bar its operators from using Huawei's kit in its 5G networks Germany has been more reluctant to impose sanctions on Huawei but is now weighing up the vendor's future in the country Germany has previously approved equipment from Chinese telecoms vendors on a 'case-by-case' basis approach, and earlier this year it gave ZTE's latest 5G kit its seal of approval for use Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker The €200m Huawei plant in Brumath in Bas-Rhin will manufacture equipment for the European market the Deputy General Manager of Huawei France in a radio interview This includes smart watches and ear buds and is planning to start manufacturing 5G equipment in 2025 The plant was initially announced in 2020 to build mobile phone network equipment However Zhang said the plant was expecting to make a billion items a year It is also unlikely to be making smartphones at the plant Huawei has faced restrictions on its equipment in networks in the UK France and Germany with governments citing national security concerns consumer.huawei.com/fr/ PARIS - Huawei has chosen the Business Park in the city of Brumath in France's Northeast Grand-Est region as the venue for its first manufacturing plant in Europe the global telecom leader and the local authorities of the French region announced in a joint statement released on Thursday with an investment of 200 million euros ($245 million) will creat initially 300 jobs and 500 jobs in the long term It aims to produce one billion euros worth of mobile network technology solutions for Huawei's European customers per year "With this factory built at the crossroads of Europe Huawei will enrich its already rich presence on the continent with 23 research and development centers more than 3,100 suppliers and an efficient supply chain," it said is a commune in the Bas-Rhin Department in the Grand-Est region near the border with Germany Huawei announced in 2019 its intention to build its first European manufacturing plant in France which is the company's largest overseas market is seen by company founder Ren Zhengfei as the enterprise's second home Huawei announced that this highly automated and intelligent plant will drive the technical competitiveness of European industry and boost the resilience of local supply chains and infrastructure showcasing the wireless base station production demonstrating Huawei's positive stance on Europe's call for digital sovereignty A hot potato: Huawei has been ousted from some of the world's largest smartphone markets due to US sanctions Significant investments in Europe have been planned for years and Huawei has now confirmed that a major overseas expansion will begin next year Huawei will start building its first overseas manufacturing plant in France in 2024, an anonymous source familiar with the matter recently said. Reuters reports that the new building will be used to make mobile phone and network equipment and is expected to open for business in 2025 according to an additional source within the French government Plans for the new factory were outlined in 2020 with an initial investment of €200 million ($215 million) before the COVID-19 pandemic halted everything and the new plant will be built in the city of Brumath near Strasbourg and the official seat of the European Parliament No further details or precise timeline are provided, but the Chinese Communist Party's official digital newspaper, China Daily, provides some additional details about the deal stating that it will create 500 local jobs The Brumath site will be used to produce a billion euros' worth of mobile network technology solutions which will then be sold to European consumers Beijing's official propaganda machine remarked how Huawei has been facing "increasing pressure" from the US and "some" of its allies in Europe because of so-called national security concerns The new French factory is seemingly showing the company's openness and commitment to serving the European market despite Washington sanctions Huawei has been present in France since 2003 and the Brumath plant is part of a broader plan to increase investments in the European nation the Paris government tried to oust the company by telling telecom operators to avoid buying Huawei 5G equipment After Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire met with the company in Beijing the French government ultimately decided to extend 5G licenses in some cities Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei sees Europe as a "second home" for its company The new manufacturing plant will be "highly automatic" and intelligent and it will also have a demo center to showcase some of its production equipment Further investments already planned by Huawei in France include a research center in Paris to support digital transformation in the country TechSpot is a registered trademark and may not be used by third parties without express written permission TechSpot is represented by Future PLC. Learn about advertising opportunities West Looks On as China Dominates Global 5G Market Exclusive: Despite Sanctions, Huawei’s Ren Zhengfei Says Company Profits Increased Last Year Participation of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the 5th Eastern Economic Forum Discussed in Moscow Get exposure for your startup at RISE 2020 CreditEase’s Tang Ning: China’s Wealth Management Market is Undergoing Five Major Shifts Meet 5 of the best startups selected to represent China at the largest technology event in Asia You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed In an exclusive interview on France Inter News Radio the Deputy General Manager of Huawei France revealed Huawei's first overseas factory will be completed in the northeastern Alsace region of France "The factory construction is underway -- the ambition is indeed to produce 1 billion merchandise per year And Huawei is manufacturing in France to supply the entire European market," said Zhang He claimed that the factory in France will use sustainable materials and take environmental impact into account and will be an "ultramodern factory of the latest technology" According to the radio host Huawei is investing EUR200 million in the project which will create 300 direct jobs and is projected to start manufacturing 5G equipment in 2025 including the challenge of the US sanctions Despite a substantial 30% revenue loss due to US sanctions Huawei has increased its investments in research and development Zhang said Huawei invested CNY22 to 23 billion until last year including EUR80 million or more in research in France each year He claimed that Huawei is self-sufficient in chips, including those for smartphones. The launch of Huawei's Mate 60 Pro smartphone in late September made waves as various teardown reports showed that the Kirin 9000S chip inside the smartphone was manufactured with SMIC 7nm process which used immersion deep ultraviolet (DUV) lithography machines to produce advanced chips with multiple patterning on masks Zhang said the company also aims to provide core systems for cloud computing. Since advanced AI chips are also under the export control of the US government, Huawei is seizing the opportunity to supply its LLM-operating compatriots with specialized chips as an alternative to American AI chips made by Nvidia and AMD Zhang highlighted the company's diversification beyond telecommunications into automotive systems He noted the importance of these investments in driving Huawei's global digital transformation initiatives While dispelling speculations about Huawei becoming a car manufacturer Zhang clarified that Huawei is focused on supplying intelligent electric systems for electric vehicles The company aspires to collaborate with global car manufacturers and extend its innovations beyond China When questioned about potential partnerships or plans with European or French car manufacturers Zhang maintained confidentiality as he cited industrial and commercial secrecy The interview shed light on Huawei's resilience in the face of challenges and Huawei's strategic shift towards diverse technological sectors beyond its traditional telecommunications focus Huawei continues to navigate global concerns affirming its position as a player in the evolving digital landscape Huawei finds France particularly appealing due to its rich and dynamic tech ecosystem and the availability of a talented pool of researchers Emphasizing the significance of innovation he highlighted Huawei's support for French startups through dedicated programs and the influential role played by France's tech community As Huawei faces challenges regarding its involvement in 5G infrastructure particularly with security concerns raised by various countries Zhang underscored the collaborative efforts with the Agence Nationale de la Sécurité des Systèmes d'Information (ANSSI) to establish transparency and trust He discussed Huawei's commitment to abide by security standards and its ongoing collaboration with ANSSI Zhang denied that Huawei will pull out of Europe's 5G market it is continuing to deploy 5G base stations with SFR and Bouygues two major operators in France that are required to dismantle Huawei antennas in 2028 Log in via email All your bookmarks will be available across all your devices Password must be 8 characters long including one capital letter Please confirm your email address and we’ll send you a link to reset your password Single account access for STIRworld.com,STIRpad.com and exclusive STIRfri content Verification link sent to check your inbox or spam folder to complete sign up process or opt for the best experience by closing this banner For more detailed information please read our Privacy Policy The exhibition will showcase the Berlin based designer’s works from 24th February to 10th April 2022 by Almas SadiquePublished on : Feb 21 his creative outcomes are imbued with social and political commentary layered with a hint of sarcasm and satire Apart from hosting the serigraph posters that Wagenbreth is best known for the exhibition will also showcase some of the other formats that Wagenbreth has experimented in the exhibition will remain open to the public from 24th February 2022 to 10th April 2022 His graphical style is characterised by the usage of bright colours that are placed alongside each other in bold combinations “The legibility of my idea is important,” says the graphic artist his graphics and typefaces derive inspiration from both archaic artisanal techniques as well as recent industrial techniques The exhibition will offer a detailed examination of the German artist's varied creations While the curation will attempt to usher visitors into Wagenbreth’s poetic and sensitive world the exhibition will also serve as a commentary on the state of the society through his carefully selected illustrations the spaces of the exhibition will also be dotted with cut-out pieces of illustrations that will come together like a giant puzzle to make sense in the chaos ASU junior Anne Kuhm strikes a pose before her routine on the uneven parallel bars at the Wells Fargo Arena in Tempe Being the only athlete on her team from another country is a task junior gymnast Anne Kuhm had to face when she joined the ASU gymnastics program this season She was presented with an array of obstacles to overcome but has succeeded in her first year as a Sun Devil Hailing from Brumath, France, Kuhm came to ASU with a number of notable accomplishments, including being a member of the French national team since 2009 and competing in the 2012 London Olympics for team France.  With a surplus of accomplishments on her resume Kuhm made a heavy impact on the Sun Devils' season right away leading her teammates on bars with a 9.825 in their first meet of the season competing on the college level has differed from her other experiences because now it’s not only about her own accomplishments “The bigger difference here is everyone is cheering for you,” Kuhm said “You have your entire team when you’re doing your routine “NCAA’s a little different than elite,” Santos said “We’ve always seen the gymnastics in practice and I think she’s just gotten more accustomed to competing and how we do it here.” Santos said that he's seen Kuhm transition successfully and believes she has settled into her new role it’s not just her success on the mat that makes Kuhm essential to the program – it’s how she’s received outside of the meets as well “Anne is literally the sweetest person,” junior Justine Callis said We didn't know how funny she was until we got to know her a little more .. she’s constantly taking the pressure off of situations Callis said she hasn't competed with anyone more consistent than Kuhm and that it's one of her strongest characteristics “Mentally she’s just a really tough gymnast because she's not all over the place,” Callis said While Callis said her teammate may show a light and fun personality and I think a lot of her background helps her out on the competition floor because she’s been to the Olympics she’s been to Worlds (and) she’s done a lot of competitions with a lot of high-pressure situations," Callis said “She does a good job of bringing that consistency she has in the gym onto the mat."  Kuhm has displayed excellence throughout the season but Kuhm believes she still has room to grow in each of her routines.  “My vaults are becoming better and I'm focusing on high-landing much more than I used to,” Kuhm said I'm trying to slow down and do what Jay (Santos) told me to do Kuhm noted that one of the differences coming from international gymnastics to college meant a difference in how she competed her floor routine as a Sun Devil is more lively and full of smiles I have a lot more than I used to have because in elite you can smile and everything Kuhm and the rest of her teammates will travel up the coast of California to Sacramento one more time for their final meet of the regular season Reach the reporter at klbroder@asu.edu or follow @KellyBSays on Twitter.  Like State Press Sports 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For more information, please see our Cookie Policy Huawei Technologies Co's planned factory in France shows its commitment to serve the European market with openness despite challenges and geopolitical uncertainties said in a video interview with France Inter a major French public radio channel and part of Radio France with an investment of 200 million euros ($215 million) is expected to be operational by the end of 2025 located in the city of Brumath in France's Northeast Grand-Est region Huawei said in a statement in 2020 that the factory aims to produce a billion euros worth of mobile network technology solutions for the Chinese telecom equipment maker's European customers annually an assistant research fellow at the Institute of European Studies at the Beijing-based China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations said Huawei has been facing increasing pressure from the United States and some of its allies in Europe due to so-called national security concerns no factual evidence to back such concerns has been displayed adding that building a factory in France shows Huawei's openness and its commitment to serving the European market director-general of the Information Consumption Alliance said Europe is an important market for Huawei and it is seen by founder Ren Zhengfei as a second home for the company which will be highly automated and intelligent can help drive the technical competitiveness of the European industry and boost the resilience of local supply chains as well as infrastructure The factory is part of Huawei's broader plan to invest in France to support digital transformation in the country and the development of cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence When her mother Anne died, author JK ‘Jo’ Rowling had only just begun writing her Harry Potter novels. To her daughter’s abiding regret, Anne never lived to see the boy wizard become a global phenomenon. “She never knew I’d had the idea of my life to date,” says Jo at the start of her episode of Who Do You Think You Are? Anne was keenly interested in learning more about her roots but never found the time to explore her French genealogy This is something her daughter wants to correct It’s the beginning of a personal journey that demolishes a long-treasured family story and reveals three generations of indomitable single mothers These include letters from Jo’s French great grandfather was born on 31 July 1877 – the same birthday as both Jo and Harry Potter Jo’s especially keen to know more about Louis because it’s said he received the French Légion d’honneur for his bravery in the First World War It’s an award that Jo herself received in 2009 But Jo’s research into Louis’ life doesn’t begin in Paris, it begins in London, where Louis worked as a waiter. Having come to the capital in the 1890s, Louis rose to become head wine waiter at the Savoy Hotel in the 1920s, a prestigious job. Sadly, his marriage was less successful: a 1911 census entry shows Lizzie as the 'head' of her household and Louis living alone Louis crossed the English Channel to serve in the French army Jo hopes to learn how he won his Légion d’honneur The records show a “phenomenally brave” Louis Volant did receive the award historian Captain Ivan Cadeau has the answer Louis was a corporal in the 16th Territorial Regiment made up of older soldiers whose job was supposed to be to guard roads and bridges Louis found himself leading a small platoon holding off a German attack on the village of Courcelles-le-Comte in order to cover his regiment’s retreat He killed several enemy soldiers and was seriously wounded by a shell he was given the prestigious Croix de guerre – a medal given to ordinary soldiers the Légion d’honneur then being reserved for officers After seeing Louis’ grave (sadly, a communal plot), Jo wants to go back another generation and learn about his mother, Salomé Schuch. Another shock awaits. Louis was illegitimate born at a time when Salomé was working as a maid in Paris as many as 30 per cent of babies in the city were born to unmarried mothers because Salomé eventually married the father of her subsequent children (and perhaps of Louis) “This was a woman who was a survivor,” says Jo The same proves to be true of Salomé’s mother who had seven children but found herself widowed and living through tumultuous times which was annexed during the bloody Franco-Prussian war of 1870-71 and didn’t return to French control until 1918 Jo meets a cousin descended from Christine’s youngest child Jo’s research into her French roots has come to an end For someone who raised her own daughter as a single mother who left Brumath for Paris as a teenager and bravely built a life for herself Jo reflects on her experiences: “My mother would have adored every moment of this,” she says Watch unseen footage from JK Rowling's episode: under pressure from Western governments suspicious it presents a security risk is to open its first mobile network plant outside China in 2023 in eastern France Huawei vice president and supervisory board member Catherine Chen told a video press conference The site “could produce the first mobile station sometime in 2023,” she said adding that the official decision to locate a manufacturing plant outside China represented “an historic date for Huawei” the company said it would invest at least €200 million and create 300 jobs to start with at the “Huawei European Wireless Factory” in Brumath the site aims to produce €1 billion of mainly 5G equipment per year for the European market The Chinese group is under pressure both from accusations by the US that its mobile network equipment is a spying risk and charges that it has assisted efforts by Beijing to monitor Uighur Muslims have restricted if not outright banned Huawei equipment from their 5G mobile networks Huawei has rejected accusations that Beijing could access its equipment to snoop on voice and data traffic please register for free or log in to your account Construction Week India Home > NEWS > Shell’s Bitumen CarbonSink used in France for first time Shell’s new bio-component binder that locks carbon within roads instead of releasing it back into the atmosphere has been used in France for the first time where 20 tonnes of Shell Bitumen CarbonSink was used in the construction of a car park at Brumath Enrobés’s asphalt production plant in Bas-Rhin The asphalt for this project was laid by civil construction company Shell Bitumen CarbonSink contains a new biocomponent binder that locks carbon into asphalt and bitumen turning the road into a technical carbon sink The high level of asphalt recycling around the world ensures carbon remains locked in the binder even when it is recycled and re-used in the manufacture of new asphalts or other civil engineering applications “The decarbonisation of the construction industry is a challenge that will require effort from each part of the value chain and this project is a great example of that type of cross-sector collaboration,” said Ana Alvernhe we want to use our experience in the energy industry to deliver innovations that can support our customers’ net-zero ambitions – so it is fantastic to see Shell Bitumen CarbonSink used for the first time in France helping to drive the decarbonisation of construction in another important market.” The technical carbon sink created by Shell Bitumen CarbonSink locks in up to 250kg of CO2 equivalent into each tonne of bitumen and by up to 13kg of CO2 equivalent in each tonne of asphalt This means up to six tonnes of CO2 equivalent can be locked in per kilometre of road which has already been deployed in the UK by Aggregate Industries for its SuperLow-Carbon asphalt is being launched in multiple markets to be used at scale across the global road network Faustine C en fait) : faire trempette et faire bronzette la crème et tout l'équipement on vous donne les 20 meilleurs plans 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