Huawei lance une gamme complète de solutions d’alimentation hors réseau pour éliminer l’énergie combustible

SHANGHAI, 8 juin 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Lors de l’exposition SNEC Shanghai, Peng Jianhua, président de Site Power Facility, Huawei Digital Power Technologies Co., Ltd, a présenté la série complète de solutions hors réseau pour éliminer l’énergie combustible, iPowerCube, devant un public international. Servant de source d’alimentation globale dans tous les scénarios, les solutions fournissent une énergie rentable, verte et fiable adaptée à la vie quotidienne et à la production industrielle dans les zones hors réseau et les zones où le réseau n’est pas fiable, contribuant ainsi à réduire la fracture énergétique.

Peng Jianhua, President of Site Power Facility, Huawei Digital Power Technologies Co., Ltd.

M. Peng a déclaré que l’approvisionnement en électricité était inégal dans le monde. Aujourd’hui, environ 800 millions de personnes vivent dans des zones montagneuses, des îles, des déserts et d’autres régions qui n’ont pas accès au réseau électrique. Dans ces régions, un grand nombre de groupes électrogènes diesel (GED) est utilisé pour la production d’électricité. Il y a plus de 50 millions de générateurs diesel dans le monde. Leur coût est plusieurs fois supérieur à celui du réseau électrique, et ils sont très polluants. 1 kg de diesel génère 3,18 kg d’émissions de carbone. Aussi, les GED sont onéreux, difficiles à entretenir et bruyants, ce qui affecte sérieusement la vie quotidienne des résidents et limite le développement économique local. Grâce à diverses avancées technologiques, le prix de l’énergie photovoltaïque et du stockage d’énergie diminue. Le remplacement des GED par l’énergie solaire afin de parvenir à une alimentation en électricité économique et verte devient une réalité.

La série complète de solutions d’alimentation hors réseau pour l’élimination de l’énergie combustible iPowerCube fournit une alimentation électrique verte et inclusive dans tous les scénarios de moyens de subsistance des personnes et de production industrielle.

La série complète de solutions d’alimentation hors réseau pour l’élimination de l’énergie combustible iPowerCube de Huawei intègre des technologies d’électronique de puissance (telles que les watts, la chaleur et le stockage d’énergie) et des technologies numériques (telles que le Cloud, l’IA et la connexion) pour rationaliser les flux d’énergie et les flux d’informations. Elles utilisent pleinement l’énergie photovoltaïque et le stockage d’énergie pour remplacer les GED, répondant ainsi aux besoins d’alimentation inclusifs des scénarios de consommation d’énergie à grande, moyenne et petite échelle. Par rapport aux solutions traditionnelles, les solutions iPowerCube se caractérisent par une reconstruction plus simple, un déploiement plus rapide et un coût plus bas, ce qui fait que ces solutions sont mieux adaptées aux zones où le réseau électrique est inexistant ou faible.

  • Solution hors réseau d’élimination de l’énergie combustible à grande échelle iPowerCube-P :

Fournit une capacité d’alimentation électrique de l’ordre du mégawatt et s’applique aux scénarios de production industrielle tels que les mines, les usines et les campus, ainsi qu’aux scénarios de subsistance, c’est-à-dire aux grands villages, aux îles et aux stations balnéaires. Par rapport à la solution traditionnelle de couplage AC, la solution iPowerCube-P utilise l’architecture de couplage DC, ce qui réduit le temps de conversion de l’énergie, améliore le rendement, réduit l’investissement et le coût moyen actualisé de l’énergie (LCOE).

Au Cameroun, des centrales photovoltaïques de plus de 25 MW et des systèmes de stockage d’énergie de 60 MWh ont déjà adopté la solution hors réseau de Huawei, ce qui leur permet d’alimenter 350 villages isolés. Cela bénéficie à environ 50 000 foyers et environ 300 000 habitants.

  • Solution hors réseau d’élimination de l’énergie combustible à moyenne échelle iPowerCube-S :

Fournit une capacité d’alimentation électrique de 100 kW et s’applique aux scénarios de subsistance comme les petits villages et les petites îles, ainsi qu’aux scénarios de production industrielle tels que les puits de pétrole et de gaz, les postes de contrôle et les stations de transport. Par rapport à une solution traditionnelle de type « split », la solution iPowerCube-S de Huawei adopte la préintégration et ne nécessite pas de reconstruction du réseau de distribution, ce qui raccourcit la période de déploiement et réduit l’investissement.

À Zhuhai, la solution iPowerCube-S de Huawei est utilisée pour remplacer le GED d’origine et alimenter en électricité les équipements professionnels et les habitations de la station de navigation de l’île. Ainsi, le GED n’est plus nécessaire. Le coût moyen actualisé de l’énergie a baissé de 60 %, les coûts liés au GED baissent de 220 000 de yuans par an, et 25 tonnes d’émissions de carbone sont évitées.

  • Solution hors réseau d’élimination de l’énergie combustible à petite échelle iPowerCube-M :

Offre une capacité d’alimentation électrique de 10 kW et s’applique à des scénarios résidentiels (tels que des appartements sans ou avec une faible alimentation électrique et des villas rurales) et à des scénarios industriels et commerciaux (tels que des magasins, des restaurants et des commerces). Par rapport à la solution traditionnelle combinant un générateur à essence et des batteries, la solution iPowerCube-M de Huawei se caractérise par un déploiement plus souple, une conception ultra silencieuse, une fiabilité accrue et un coût d’exploitation à long terme plus faible.

En Mongolie-Intérieure, l’iPowerCube-M utilise un système photovoltaïque efficace couplé à un système de stockage d’énergie pour fournir une alimentation fiable 24 heures sur 24 et 7 jours sur 7, utile aux bergers dans leur vie quotidienne et leurs activités.

Coopération gagnant-gagnant : Huawei Site Power collabore avec ses clients pour promouvoir le développement vert.

À l’avenir, Huawei Site Power s’en tiendra à une stratégie d’ouverture et de coopération et intensifiera sa collaboration avec ses clients, ses partenaires, les organisations industrielles et les organismes de normalisation en termes de technologies, de produits et d’industrie, afin de promouvoir le développement vert, de combler la fracture énergétique et de construire une société à faible émission de carbone.

À propos de Huawei

Fondé en 1987, Huawei est l’un des principaux fournisseurs mondiaux d’infrastructures de technologies de l’information et des communications (TIC) et d’appareils intelligents. Nous comptons plus de 197 000 employés, et nous opérons dans plus de 170 pays et régions, au service de plus de trois milliards de personnes dans le monde.

Notre vision et notre mission sont d’apporter le numérique à chaque personne, foyer et entreprise pour un monde intelligent et totalement connecté. À cette fin, nous favoriserons une connectivité omniprésente et l’égalité d’accès aux réseaux ; nous apporterons l’intelligence artificielle et le Cloud aux quatre coins du monde pour fournir une puissance de calcul supérieure là où vous en avez besoin, quand vous en avez besoin ; nous créerons des plateformes numériques pour aider tous les secteurs et toutes les entreprises à devenir plus agiles, efficaces et dynamiques ; nous redéfinirons l’expérience utilisateur avec l’IA, en la rendant plus personnalisée pour les individus dans tous les aspects de leur vie, qu’ils soient à la maison, au bureau ou en déplacement. Pour plus d’informations, visitez le site Web www.huawei.com ou suivez Huawei sur les réseaux sociaux :

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Davido, King Of Afro beats, Ask 2 Million Fans To Support His Davido Live! Global Unity Concert Sponsored ByShrucoin Cryptocurrency on June 18th

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Children Shot, Bombed and Knifed in Tigray War

Fifteen-year-old Beriha lost one eye in the war and was permanently blinded in the other.

And like many of the children hospitalized in Mekelle, the capital of Ethiopia’s Tigray region, she traveled for weeks to get here. Children in the ward had been shot, knifed or hit by shrapnel from heavy artillery. Some lost limbs from stepping on landmines.

“She and her cousin went out to play in the yard,” said her father, Gebray Zenebe. “Suddenly, they saw people running. They also ran, and they were both shot.”

Gebray and Beriha traveled from town to town searching for a functioning health care center. When they arrived at Ayder Referral Hospital in Mekelle, it took three days for Beriha to regain consciousness. She was shot in the right cheek, and the bullet exited through her left eye.

The only medical treatment she received before reaching the hospital was water to clean the wound.

The Tigray region has been at war since November 2020. Doctors Without Borders says less than 15% of health care centers are operating normally. Most have been looted, and many have been damaged.

“While some looting may have been opportunistic, health facilities in most areas appear to have been deliberately vandalized to render them nonfunctional,” the organization said in a statement in March. ?

Open but empty

After the fighting stopped in Edaga Hamus, Nurse Tefetawit Tesfay emerged from where she was hiding just out of town. She went to her clinic on the main road from Mekelle to find a burned-out tank, bullet-riddled signs and dead soldiers on the streets. Like so many others, her clinic was empty.

“I came and the door was opened,” she said. “The glass (was) broken, and the equipment (was) stolen.”

Patients, including children and victims of rape, still come to her with war injuries, but there is very little she can do.

“Emergency medicine (was there),” she said, sifting through what was left in her cabinets. “It was stolen, and some in here. Infusions and dressing, suturing, all the equipment (was) stolen.”

Tefetawit said she refers patients to the few hospitals in the main cities, where medical workers say they are short of supplies in every department.

Mussie Tesfay Atsbaha, administrative chief and business development director of Ayder Referral Hospital, said that because of ongoing battles and road closures, only a small percentage of injured people make it to the city for treatment.

“If one person comes, they will tell us 20 or 30 couldn’t make it,” he said Monday in his office.

Likewise, parents say for every child survivor in the hospital, many more children did not make it.

Mourning

Michaele Kahsay, 16, was at the school where his father worked as a groundskeeper when it was hit by heavy artillery. Michaele lost the lower part of his left leg. His brother, 19, was killed in the attack.

“I didn’t feel pain at the time,” he said. “When I woke up in the hospital, I saw my leg was cut.”

Michaele looked listlessly at a photograph of his brother. Before the coronavirus, before the war, there was school. Michaele was good at mathematics and wanted to be a doctor, he said. Now, he also wants revenge.

Michaele, like many people in Tigray, said the region is under attack by federal forces, Eritrean soldiers and militias. The government said it is fighting the Tigray People’s Liberation Front, not the people of Tigray, as the group continues to stage attacks after losing control of most of the region.

The Ethiopian government also said “it takes very seriously” its responsibility to alleviate the suffering of people in Tigray.

But at the hospital, parents said the people are reeling — short of food and electricity and in constant fear of new battles. Farm fields have been abandoned, and roughly 2 million people have fled their homes.

“How can I farm in these conditions?” said Gebray, Beriha’s father. “Look, she is here. And my wife and other three children are missing. I don’t know if they are alive or dead.”

Source: Voice of America

Two Aid Workers Killed in Ambush in South Sudan

The UN on Tuesday condemned the murder of two aid workers in South Sudan and called on authorities to bring their killers to justice following a spate of similar attacks.

The victims were ambushed Monday evening as their convoy returned from delivering food relief in a village some 64 kilometres (40 miles) from Rumbek, in the conflict-prone Lakes State.

They were working for the Italian charity Doctors with Africa CUAMM.

“I call on the government to strengthen law enforcement, investigate these crimes, and to bring the perpetrators swiftly to justice,” said Matthew Hollingworth, acting head of the United Nations humanitarian agency OCHA.

“Four aid workers have been killed in the last month alone. I fear that continued attacks on humanitarians and the consequent suspension of activities will have a serious impact on humanitarian operations in South Sudan.”

Jacob Akuochpiir Achuoth, health minister for Lakes State, expressed “great sorrow” at the aid workers’ deaths and vowed to work closely with investigators to find those responsible.

South Sudan is considered one of the most dangerous countries for aid workers.

The UN, which maintains a peacekeeping mission in the troubled country, says 128 humanitarian workers — most of them South Sudanese — have been killed on the job since 2013.

Last month a South Sudanese doctor was murdered in the northern, oil-rich Unity state, barely a month after a nurse was killed in Eastern Equatoria, a south-eastern state.

In January, another aid worker was shot dead near Bentiu, also in Unity state.

The nationality of the latest victims has not been released.

South Sudan achieved independence from Sudan in 2011 but descended into civil war two years later, costing 380,000 lives before a ceasefire was reached in 2018.

The oil-rich country relies on foreign aid and despite ending the war is plagued by armed violence, with clashes between rival ethnic groups claiming more than 1,000 lives in the second half of 2020 alone.

Source: Voice of America

Zimbabwe Rejects Donation of COVID-19 Vaccine Amid Shortages

Zimbabwe’s government is facing criticism for turning down a donation of three million doses of the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. Authorities say they are not prepared to deal with the refrigeration requirements and possible side effects. But critics also point to politics as the reason behind the government’s decision.

In a letter to the African Export-Import Bank, Zimbabwe’s government explained it was still analyzing possible side effects of the Johnson and Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine.

Finance Ministry Secretary George Guvamatanga also said the country does not have the storage facilities required for the doses.

But in an interview, Dr. Norman Matara from the Zimbabwe Association for Doctors for Human Rights, said Johnson and Johnson vaccines are stored at the same temperatures as China’s Sinopharm and Sinovac vaccines, which Zimbabwe has been using since February.

“So, we already have those cold chain mechanisms to store vaccines at 2 to 8 degrees (Celsius) which Johnson and Johnson is supposed to be stored. So, it does not make sense to say they do not have cold chain reactions. In addition, the Johnson and Johnson vaccine is given as a one-dose. So, the cost of rolling out that vaccine is much less than the Sinopharm and Sinovac and also the logistics of one dose is much better than the two-dose provided by the Sinopharm (and Sinovac). So, we do not get it why they would reject those vaccines,” Matara said.

The African Union set up the deal, in which the African Export-Import Bank would pay for 220 million doses of COVID vaccines. Zimbabwe was to receive three million doses of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine that were produced in Britain.

Harare-based political commentator Rejoice Ngwenya said that poor relations between Zimbabwe and Britain are the real reason the Zimbabwean government is rejecting the donation.

“It is a tragedy that the government of Zimbabwe is rejecting the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. Why is the Harare-London diplomatic tiff allowed to interfere in a situation where citizens of this country are under threat? I really think that the ZANU-PF (Zimbabwe’s ruling party) government should desist from politicizing these issues and get out of its arrogance to ensure the safety and security of citizens of Zimbabwe is safeguarded. I think this is a tragedy and must be reversed with immediate effect,” Ngwenya said.

Relations between London and Harare have been strained since 2002, when Britain imposed travel and financial sanctions on Zimbabwean officials for human rights abuses and alleged election rigging.

On Tuesday, Dr. John Mangwiro, Zimbabwe’s junior health minister, refused to comment on the alleged political motivations, and reiterated that Zimbabwe will continue to use Chinese and Russian vaccines.

“So, we will stick to what we can, are used to, such as Sinopharm and Russia’s Sputnik V. They are stored at temperatures between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius. Plus, once they are injected into a person, their weakened or deactivated viruses in them trigger protective immunity. That’s how we choose which vaccines to use here,” Mangwiro said.

Zimbabwe says it still has stocks of the 1.7 million vaccines it has received from China, Russia and India since February. But for weeks now, most places have run dry of jabs. That triggered a protest last week at the country’s main vaccination center in the capital.

Source: Voice of America