Design and Analysis of IGBT Full Bridge Inverter Welding Machine

More than 420000 sets of household battery energy storage systems installed in Europe in 2022

In 2021, the installed capacity of household battery energy storage systems in Europe more than doubled to 2.31 GWh, with Germany having the largest market share. It is expected to reach 3.9 GWh in 2022, maintaining an annual growth rate of 71%. By then, the cumulative installed capacity of household battery energy storage systems in the entire European region will reach 9.3 GWh. SolarPower Europe (SPE) stated in its latest report "European Market Outlook For Residential Battery Storage 2022-2026" that the European household battery energy storage market has more than doubled in 2021, reaching 2.3 GWh, with Germany having the largest market share, accounting for 59%, The new energy storage capacity is 1.3GWh, with an annual growth rate of 81%. Italy added 321 MWh of installed capacity in 2021, with an annual growth rate of 240%. Looking ahead, SPE predicts that by 2022, the installed capacity of household battery energy storage systems in Europe will exceed 420000 sets, enabling over 1 million households across the continent to use optical storage systems for power supply. Expand the energy storage strategy in the form of clear national and EU 2030 goals to align with the EU's goal of deploying 1100 GW of solar and wind power.

Studsvik supports Westinghouse Electric Corporation in developing Springfield facilities

Studsvik has signed a technology licensing agreement with Westinghouse to provide engineering services and support Westinghouse in developing a metal treatment facility in the UK that utilizes Studsvik's sustainable technology to treat contaminated metal waste. This long-term agreement is based on performance and milestones.

Studsvik's waste management technology business provides sustainable technological solutions for the treatment of contaminated waste generated during operational and decommissioning activities. Mikael Karlsson, President of Waste Management Technology Business, said:" The comprehensive experience of Studsvik and Westinghouse in decommissioning and waste treatment will ensure that the UK's metal treatment facilities provide an efficient and economical option for polluted waste treatment.

Operation of Unit 3 at Mochovce Nuclear Power Plant in Slovakia faces delays

The operation of Unit 3 of the Mochovce nuclear power plant in Slovakia is facing delays as technicians discovered a small leak during pressure testing a few days after reaching the minimum controlled production capacity. The reactor is already in the fission Chain reaction, although the reactor power is very close to zero. However, the maintenance work will delay the power generation time by at least a few weeks. With the completion of the third unit, Slovakia will become a Balance of trade of electricity. When the fourth unit is completed in 2024, the export volume is expected to be larger.

Construction began in 1982 and began operating in 1998 and 1999. 3& The construction of Unit 4 began in 1986, but was frozen in 1992, and its completion work resumed in 2009. The final design includes many safety and security upgrades introduced after the Fukushima accident.