The colombian finishes 20th at 42" of Lutsenko (APT) who wins a tight TT ahead of his teamate I Enric Mas and Alejandro Valverde end up 46th and 49th with more than a minute Short but hilly TT that began to shape the GC of this Dauphiné with the main GC contenders along the best times Miguel Ángel López was the fastest of our guys finishing in a promising 20th position that makes him a candidate for the GC due to the upcoming mountain stages he’s 14th on the GC at 43″ of Postlberger (BOH) who kept the yellow jersey today Enric Mas conceded 1’15” while Alejandro Valverde lost a couple seconds more (1’17”) they are now 26th and 24th respectively on the GC High mountain will take another stage to come as we’ll have a typical mid mountain stage tomorrow with 5 climbs and 175,4 km between Saint-Chamond and Saint-Vallier Cover picture (c): BettiniPhoto We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off 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battery storage to more easily integrate these intermittent energies into electricity grids and maintain their real-time stability Nidec ASI is the market leader in BESS in Scandinavia Sweden is the 4th largest market for Nidec ASI with 7 contracts won in the last 3 years between Neoen Germany’s Uniper (three sites in operation) and Sweden’s OX2 Nidec ASI confirms its status as a partner of reference in the energy transition particularly in the key market of Northern Europe» said Franck Girard who also mentions « the excellence of Nidec’s teams in France which contribute to making Nidec one of the world leaders in BESS major investments are underway to significantly increase our production capacity and meet growing demand The Isbillen Power Reserve (IPR) project in Sweden’s Västernorrland region.A turnkey project (engineering scheduled to be commissioned in the first half of 2025.This new project is located close to the Neoen Storen site (52 MW / 52 MWh) which has already been awarded to Nidec ASI and is currently in the start-up phase The Yllikkälä Power Reserve 2 (YPR2) project in FinlandThis is a turnkey project for Neoen Finland adapted for a solution with a longer storage life: this lithium-ion battery with an installed capacity of 56.4 MW / 112.9 MWh (two hours) will therefore be the largest in the Nordic countries Nidec will be responsible for the construction of the project and the supply of the battery boxes Commissioning is planned for the first half of 2025 «Storage plays an essential role in the energy transition as it allows a higher percentage of renewable energy to be integrated into the electricity mix We will accelerate the deployment of these large batteries which will ensure a rapid and ambitious transition» ha concluded Xavier Barbaro Nidec Industrial Solutions (NIS) is the commercial platform customized electrical systems for energy efficiency in all fields The multinational company specializes in heavy-duty applications with electric motors and generators up to 65 MW power (87,000 hp) automation and software for industrial processes and the retrofitting of power plants and hydroelectric generators the company has strong know-how in the field of integrated systems for the production and storage of electrical energy (i.e BESS) from renewable sources and their integration into electricity grids as well as in the design and implementation of infrastructures for recharging electrical machines Nidec ASI is also able to offer optimized technologies for motor control and to develop automation solutions for specific applications is one of the leading independent producers of exclusively renewable energy wind and storage enables it to play an active part in the energy transition of the countries in which Neoen produces green With a six-fold increase over the last six years its capacity in operation or under construction now stands at 7.2 GW Neoen’s main assets include the largest solar farm in France (Cestas the largest wind farm in Finland (Mutkalampi one of the most competitive solar power plants in the world in Mexico (El Llano and two of the largest large-scale storage power plants in the world both based in Australia (Hornsdale Power Reserve 150 MW / 193.5 MWh and Victorian Big Battery 300 MW / 450 MWh) Neoen’s ambition is to reach 10 GW in operation or under construction by the end of 2025 Neoen is listed on Compartment A of Euronext Paris (ISIN code: FR0011675362 mnemonic: NEOEN) and is a member of the SBF 120 and CAC Mid 60 indices To find out more about Neoen: www.neoen.com Nidec ASI Press OfficeBarabino & PartnersFabrizio Grassi – f.grassi@barabino.it: +39 392 7392125Giulia Cancellieri – g.cancellieri@barabino.it: +39 334 3970072 Japan in 1973 by its Chairman Shigenobu Nagamori Nidec became the first company in the world to successfully commercialize a direct drive spindle motor for HDDs based on a brushless DC motor the company has grown into a world-leading comprehensive motor manufacturer encompassing more than 300 subsidiaries employing over 100,000 people throughout the world and with annual sales exceeding $13B generators and related products are found in a diverse range of applications including computers Nidec is the world's leading comprehensive motor manufacturer specializing in "everything that spins and moves," with a strong focus on the motor business which ranges from small precision motors to ultra-large motors leverages the technological capabilities of its approximately 340 group companies across 46 countries We remain dedicated to providing the world with indispensable products and solutions at an overwhelming speed When you choose to create a user account and follow a newsroom your personal data will be used by us and the owner of the newsroom for you to receive news and updates according to your subscription settings To learn more about this, please read our Privacy Policy, which applies to our use of your personal data, and our Privacy Policy for Contacts which 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Lemaignan Co-Founder and CEO of Verkor said “We are pleased to kick off this collaboration that unite two key players in the energy ecosystem to provide new highly innovative and sustainable solutions to BESS clients "The partnership strengthens our presence in energy storage and demonstrates the diversity of our battery technology applications at a time when demand for sustainable stationary energy storage solutions is outgrowing supply It is also an important step forward in response to the ambition to accelerate the energy transition.”   “Partnering with Verkor will strengthen Nidec's strategic position in the battery energy storage systems market being able to efficiently support customers through a wider choice of customized solutions for different use cases and needs due to the variety of batteries introduced By surrounding ourselves with partners who excel in specific expertise Nidec aims to achieve increasing levels of technological competitiveness in the years to come differentiating ourselves as a global leader for BESS "Our goal is to become the number one battery energy storage provider globally Our expertise in Power Management and Power Conversion combined with state-of-the-art battery solutions will be key to our success.” We use cookies to distinguish you from other users and to provide you with a better experience on our websites. Close this message to accept cookies or find out how to manage your cookie settings Too many automated requests from this network - No HTML tags allowed- Web page URLs will display as text only- Lines and paragraphs break automatically- Attachments Your email address will be used in order to notify you when your comment has been reviewed by the moderator and in case the author(s) of the article or the moderator need to contact you directly shared ownership in or any close relationship with any organisation whose interests may be affected by the publication of the response Please also list any non-financial associations or interests (personal religious or other) that a reasonable reader would want to know about in relation to the submitted work This pertains to all the authors of the piece Nidec Energy develops integrated battery storage solutions and environmentally friendly products with more than 8 GWh per year of battery block modules and solutions to be produced from 2027 part of the Energy & Infrastructure division of the Nidec Group has signed the contract for the installation of BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems) at a mining site in South Africa The project aims to improve the environmental performance of the gold mine by reducing CO2 emissions while increasing capacity and production output In South Africa, the local power grid struggles to maintain electricity supply throughout the day often causing energy-intensive industries or mines to turn to polluting generators to avoid high costs Coupled with Nidec Industrial Solutions' BESS the South African mining company is expected to build a solar farm on the site and ensure continuous operation while reducing the carbon intensity of the electricity The energy generated from the solar source will be used in the batteries as well as in the mine's power supply provides for the installation of 43 converter blocks with batteries and power converters with a total installed capacity of 40 MW and a storage capacity of 120 MWh they are expected to meet the mine's average daily electricity demand and replace the diesel generators previously used The converters for the BESS will be manufactured at Nidec Industrial Solutions' manufacturing facility in Milan Final assembly of the system into the containers will take place at the Roche la Molière plant in France Subscribe to our new monthly special newsletter for investors "The signed project shows that sustainable and powerful growth prospects are also possible for the mining industry," said Dominique Llonch Nidec Industrial Solutions confirms its leadership in renewable energy and battery storage Our systems are a strategic lever for energy efficiency that can drive the energy transition in the mining sector and this project is undoubtedly a significant business opportunity for the entire supply chain." as part of the Energy & Infrastructure division of the Nidec Group is among the groups committed to economic recovery in terms of greater sustainability and is growing in Europe and globally in the BESS market Nidec ASI has been awarded contracts to supply battery energy storage systems in Sweden for a total of 82.5 MW Nidec ASI will soon sign supply contracts for China and the U.S. reinforcing its ambition to consolidate its leadership position in markets outside Europe Did you miss that? Nidec ASI brings Ultra Fast Charger for public transport to Romania Nidec ASI is among the world's top three companies with more than 1.6 GW of BESS solutions installed worldwide Nidec ASI signed a contract worth 2.5 million euros with Port Sud de France This involves the realization of innovative power supply systems that will allow ships to obtain the electricity they need to operate at berth in port without having to run the dirty and noisy diesel engines located on board Nidec ASI continues to be a key player in one of the world's largest energy storage projects reaffirming its leadership in the supply of BESS systems to the utility sector in Europe through the construction of a multiple storage system to stabilize the German power grid (STEAG) with a total capacity of 94 MW With the subscription to this newsletter, I agree to be informed about interesting publishing and online offers of Alfons W. 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A podcast for investors on the opportunities and risks of the solar market The pv Europe editorial team offers their own analysis and discusses current topics with experts Shore-to-ship power will be available to ships moored at the port by November 2023 part of the energy and infrastructure division of the Nidec Group has won a contract worth €2.5 million for implementing ship-to-shore technology at the Port of Sète in France The port will house three turnkey power supply systems which will be developed to power three different quays The systems will consist of converters and transformers developed in Nidec’s Milan and Montebello plants and will allow the voltage and frequency of electricity supply network to be adapted to what is required by docked ships The French plants of the Roche La Molière and Istres Group will act as system integrators managing all engineering and project management activities “We were among the first players to promote the electrification of port quays a decisive solution for reducing the environmental impact of port activities and today we are the point of reference for this type of projects,” said Dominique Llonch CEO of Nidec ASI and chairman of Nidec Industrial Solutions “This new order confirms the competitiveness of our plug and play solutions which guarantee high performance at the best price.” Delivery of the converters is scheduled for July 2023 and commissioning of the systems by November 2023 Tags: ports and destinations   News   marine operations The most popular stories of the month delivered to your inbox Nidec ASI wins the largest battery energy storage contract to support the power grid of a mine in South Africa part of the Nidec Group’s Energy & Infrastructure division has signed the largest-ever agreement for the installation of battery energy storage systems (BESS) at a mine site in South Africa The mine will be powered by a solar park and will be able to cover a significant part of its energy needs Nidec’s BESS system is designed to ensure business continuity improve energy efficiency and reduce the site’s carbon footprint while increasing production capacity and performance it will therefore be possible to stabilize the mine’s power supply by injecting energy stored in the batteries during power outages or load reductions and save around 200 tonnes of CO2 per cycle of 120 MWh equivalent to the CO2 captured by 40 hectares of forest each year involves the installation of 43 converter blocks incorporating batteries and power converters for a total installed capacity of 40MW and a storage capacity of 120MWh which have an estimated lifespan of 15 years will ensure at least three hours of power consumption by the mine at full capacity and will provide the mine’s share of power on average each day replacing the diesel generators used until now Nidec ASI confirms its role as a leading partner in the sustainable development of the mining industry an energy-intensive sector that has been evolving to reduce its environmental footprint for several years The production of the power converters for the BESS systems will be carried out in the Nidec ASI production plant in Cinisello Balsamo (MI) while the assembly of the system in containers will take place in the French plant of Roche la Molière The signed project demonstrates how sustainable and high-performance growth prospects are also possible for the mining industry Nidec ASI confirms its leadership in the field of renewables and battery energy storage Our systems represent a strategic leverage for energy efficiency that can move mining activities towards an energy transition and this project is undoubtedly an important business opportunity for the entire supply chain.” READ the latest Batteries News shaping the battery market NIDEC ASI WINS THE LARGEST BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE CONTRACT TO SUPPORT THE POWER GRID OF A MINE IN SOUTH AFRICA, Milan, June 7 2023 CIP sells 50% stake in Scottish battery storage system to AXA COPENHAGEN April 28 (Reuters) – Clean energy fund manager Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) said on Monday it had agreed to divest a 50% stake.. 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Gaudu came to the Dauphiné uncertain about how he would fare, having suffered a high-speed crash on a descent during an altitude training camp in Tenerife last month. Although he only sustained cuts and other superficial injuries after hitting a stone in the road when descending at 70km/h, the incident left him unable to train as he had planned. The ‘jagged feelings’ the climber said he'd had since the start of the Dauphiné meant he still went into the challenging time trial course at Roche-la-Molière not knowing what to expect, but was more optimistic after a powerful start to the 16.4 kilometre race against the clock. He finished in 29th place, 59 seconds behind stage winner Alexey Lutsenko (Astana-Premier Tech). “I’m satisfied with that. It’s not my favourite discipline, and after the big crash I had on Tenerife I wasn’t really sure what my form was, but I feel like I’m back to where I was,” said Gaudu. “It’s a shame that I had a few little cramps in the final three kilometres but in the end I’ve managed to produce a good time trial, and that gives me a lot of confidence bearing in mind that my goal is to finish as high as possible here at the Dauphiné. It’s also very reassuring looking ahead to the Tour de France.” Gaudu described his sensations during the first 13 kilometres of the 16.4 kilometres as being as good as he’d ever experienced.  The latest race content, interviews, features, reviews and expert buying guides, direct to your inbox! “It makes me optimistic because this is one of the first times that I’ve felt this strong in a time trial, of having that feeling of being able to push hard and getting the speed that that brings. It gives me real confidence,” he said. Groupama directeur sportif Yvon Madiot was also pleased with how Gaudu and fellow climber Valentin Madouas performed.  “The end result was good. We’ve limited our losses compared to a lot of other climbers and we’re in just about the position we expected to be in. David did a good time trial, and he was just a few kilometres short of doing an exceptional time trial. I think the time he lost on the training camp affected him there.” Gaudu is now in 19th place overall, one minute from the overall leader, Lukas Pöstlberger (Bora-Hansgrohe), and 51 seconds back from the leading GC contender, Ion Izagirre (Astana-Premier Tech), with the other rivals scattered both ahead of and behind the 24 year old.  “On to the next stage,” Gaudu said. “We will stay focused on the next two days, then there will be a beautiful and hard weekend.” Dauphiné blown apart on final stage as Martinez takes overall Pinot falls short as unheralded Martinez takes Dauphine win Giro d’Italia and Vuelta a España.Get the latest with our sport podcasts on your favourite podcast apps.Watch on SBS SportSport News Expectations that Richie Porte and Geraint Thomas would dominate Wednesday’s Critérium du Dauphiné time trial for Ineos were scuppered by the excellent showing from Astana-Premier Tech with Alexey Lutsenko winning and Jon Izagirre placing second Austrian Lukas Pöstlberger (Bora-Hansgrohe) clung to the yellow jersey by a solitary second The Critérium du Dauphiné is the first of two Tour de France form-tweakers Le sentiment du travail bien fait pour Alexey Lutsenko ? Job very well done for Alexey Lutsenko! ?#Dauphiné pic.twitter.com/Rv2atrRAcA — Critérium du Dauphiné (@dauphine) June 2, 2021 Canadian Ben Perry started the race for Astana-Premier Tech but withdrew with illness on Monday’s second stage Alex Cataford is racing for Israel Start-up Nation On the day that the Giro d’Italia was wrapping up Brent Van Moer of Lotto-Soudal took a win in Issoire The next day Pöstlberger triumphed from a breakaway to assume the race lead Tuesday saw Sonny Colbrelli (Italy/Bahrain-Victorious) win a bunch sprint The riders faced a rolling route of 16.4 km There was a rise to the finish line in Roche-La-Molière — Deceuninck-QuickStep (@deceuninck_qst) June 2, 2021 In early action Tony Martin (Germany/Jumbo-Visma) took over the lead from Josef Černý (Czech Republic/Deceuninck-Quick Step) with a time of 22:35 before he was bumped off the hot seat by relative unknown Harry Sweeny Martin’s Danish teammate Jonas Vingegaard was the first to crack 22 minutes with 21:53 ?? #Dauphine 21'53" for Jonas is the new best time! ? pic.twitter.com/YveVs5Bz3q — Team Jumbo-Visma cycling (@JumboVismaRoad) June 2, 2021 Richie Porte eclipsed Vingegaard’s time by almost two seconds Richie Porte has gone 2 seconds faster at the finish line which puts Jonas in a provisional second place now. pic.twitter.com/feKu0faEoq — Team Jumbo-Visma cycling (@JumboVismaRoad) June 2, 2021 who had the 11th fastest time at the intermediate time clad in the Kazakh national chrono champion’s jersey Pöstlberger defended his race lead by coming in ninth place ?? #Dauphine when you give 110%… and keep yellow for 1sec ????? pic.twitter.com/AKVvdWDamB — BORA – hansgrohe (@BORAhansgrohe) June 2, 2021 Lutsenko will be buoyed by the victory after a disappointing spring campaign Get the digital edition of Canadian Cycling Magazine Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" as Vingegaard showed no effects from recent Achilles issue 40 seconds down on race leader Lukas Pöstlberger (Bora-Hansgrohe) said he was expecting “a little bit more” from himself in the 16.4km test.  “I couldn’t really find a good rhythm in the second half of the TT and I think I gave away too much time,” he said at the finish he’d found it a difficult time trial to pace well.  “You just had to push as hard as you could on the uphill parts and try to recover a little bit on the downhills so it was more about feeling than trying to ride to numbers You can have some numbers in your head but it never comes out the way you want I don’t really ride on my power meter in the TTs,” he explained The Dutch climber said he expected the Dauphiné to run to form over its final weekend and for the GC standings to change considerably during two very challenging mountain stages.  Maybe the TT has set a little bit of a GC hierarchy now but I think the two stages this weekend are perhaps going to turn the overall upside down again.” The Dutch team’s co-leader Sepp Kuss has been devoting considerable time to his time trial bike and described himself as “pretty happy” with his TT ride but I think little by little I’m getting stronger in them although it felt quite different on the bike to when we drove it in the car I don’t know how our team fared compared to the others but the race will change a lot in the next few days We’ll have to see where we are tonight and come up with a plan.” The team’s best performer was Jonas Vingegaard who’s been struggling with an Achilles problem in recent weeks but felt that his seventh place showed that good form is returning.  This year I’ve been doing quite good time trials until now,” said the Dane “After Liège I got a small setback with my Achilles – just some inflammation but I’m sure that for the Tour I’m going to be in really good shape.” His role now will be one of helper for Kruijswijk and Kuss “They’re in very good shape at the moment Vingegaard added that following the Dauphiné Jumbo’s Tour riders will join leader Primož Roglič at a training camp in Tignes Peter Cossins has written about professional cycling since 1993 and is a contributing editor to Procycling He is the author of The Monuments: The Grit and the Glory of Cycling's Greatest One-Day Races (Bloomsbury March 2014) and has translated Christophe Bassons' autobiography The installation of the company-owned Battery Energy Storage Systems will save over 200 tonnes of CO2 per cycle of 120 megawatt hours See also: The EU and Germany support coal phase-out in South Africa the local power grid struggles to maintain electricity supply throughout the day the South African mining company is to set up a solar farm on the site and ensure continuous operation while reducing the carbon intensity of the electricity The energy generated from the solar source will feed into the batteries as well as the mine's power supply with a total installed capacity of 40 megawatts and a storage capacity of 120 megawatt hours Also interesting: Extracting lithium as a by-product of geothermal energy The energy stored in the batteries will ensure a stable power supply to the mine during power outages or load reductions The project will enable the mine to save over 200 tonnes of CO2 per cycle of 120 megawatt hours The pv Europe editorial team offers their own analysis and discusses current topics with experts.