Schneider Electric has signed a contract to supply SEV, the main energy supplier in the Faroe Islands, a new integrated solution for the management of the island’s electrical network for generation, transmission and distribution operations. SEV must deliver continuous, stable and inexpensive electricity to the island’s inhabitants, while transitioning to a higher renewables model, reducing its diesel-dependency and maintaining grid security and stability.
Schneider Electric will deploy its complete suite of advanced software applications for microgrids including scada, advanced distribution management system, power plant controller and weather forecasting systems all built on the existing PowerHub system. The PowerHub creates an optimised energy management program for the main island’s local generation and demand response facilities.
From the editor's desk: Is additive manufacturing poised to go mainstream? March 2021, Technews Publishing (SA Instrumentation & Control)
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As digital manufacturing technology pushes its way further towards the production floor, additive manufacturing (3D printing) is emerging as a viable option to complement the more traditional methods ...
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Read more...MESA Africa – call for papers 2021 September 2021, MESA Africa NPC
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Read more...Omron joins The Valuable 500 September 2021, Omron Electronics
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The Valuable 500 aims to get leaders of multinational companies to bring about changes in business, society and the economy so that persons with disabilities can realise their true potential.
Read more...Bosch Holdings celebrates 60 years September 2021
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