DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Developments in Molten Salt-based Concentrated Solar Applications, Offshore Wind Energy, Grid Monitoring and Efficient Inverters" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering.
This edition of the Energy and Power Systems TOE covers topics such as molten salt storage and energy generation applications, a offshore wind turbine design, an innovation in grid monitoring, and an efficient inverter for Electric vehicles.
Thermal energy storage is an important technology as it enables high storage density for prolonged periods of time. Molten salts are important and the most commonly adopted thermal energy storage solution as they can be used in tandem with solutions such as concentrated solar projects.
This issue also covers innovations in two bladed offshore wind turbine array, the first offshore wind farm of Finland, a better inverter solution for EVs, as well as grid monitoring solution for efficient and stable grid operation.
Key Topics Covered:
Developments in Molten Salt-based Concentrated Solar
- Concentrated Solar with Molten Salt Storage
- Molten salt heat transfer medium for large scale CSP
- Effective Design for Molten Salt Storage Systems
- Molten Salt in Place of Thermal Oil in Parabolic CSP Troughs
- China and Australia Leading the APAC Molten Salt Scenario
- Stiff Competition from Molten Silicon and Ice Thermal Storage to Molten Salt Storage
Developments in Offshore Wind Energy, Inverters for EVs and Renewables, Grid Monitoring and Control
- Two Bladed Wind Turbine Farm for Lower Energy Costs
- 50 MW Large Wind Turbines for Offshore Wind Farms
- First Offshore Wind Farm of Finland in the Baltic Sea
- Lighter Inverters with Better Efficiency
- Better and More Dynamic Grid Control
- Key Contacts
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