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This week, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) released a one-year progress report on their on-going investigation into Puerto Rico’s electrical infrastructure. The report suggests that the island should begin heavily investing in renewable energy, specifically in small-scale, distributed solar power.

Battery Energy Storage

The largest battery storage project in Brazil, a 30MW/60MWh system, was inaugurated last year and presents a significant milestone in the country's energy infrastructure. Here are the key details about this groundbreaking project:
1. Project Overview:
• Capacity and Inauguration: The system has a capacity of 30MW/60MWh and was inaugurated on the networks of transmission system operator (TSO) ISO CTEEP.
• Investment: The project required a total investment of US$27 million, with ISO CTEEP permitted by regulations to earn up to US$5 million in revenue from the asset each year.

2. Impact and Purpose:

• Increasing Hosting Capacity: The BESS will help increase hosting capacity to cope with an expected increase in demand on a congested network. This enables the TSO to defer investing in a more expensive traditional transmission line.
• Non-Wires Alternative: The project serves as a 'non-wires alternative' or storage-as-a-transmission asset, demonstrating innovative approaches to enhancing grid capacity and reliability.
• Reducing Fossil Fuel Reliance: It aims to reduce reliance on fossil fuel peaker plants, which are often polluting and expensive, despite their infrequent use.
3. Location:
• The plant is located at an ISO CTEEP substation in São Paulo.

 

CHP and Microgrid

CHP can be a key resource to use in a microgrid because it provides a reliable, continuous, and controllable baseload source of electricity and localized thermal energy. Until energy storage allows renewable energy sources to be cost-effectively and reliably available on a continuous basis, CHP will continue to be a valuable resource, allowing renewables to serve peak daytime loads and support utility grid operations.

A profitable partnership.

These mutually compatible technologies come together to be more efficient, more cost-effective, more profitable, and more useful than they are on their own. 

• A CHP system linked with a microgrid allows the customer to utilize electrical energy and the thermal energy (hot water, steam, or chilled water) produced by the microgrid's power generation system.
• Increases overall efficiency, especially in the consumption of fuel feeding the microgrid's power generator.
• Reduces net operating costs. CHP often forms the most economical anchor for a microgrid system.
• Energy provided by the CHP can help with load balancing or add to energy storage. Battery Storage can keep CHP running at the most efficient conditions

 

Sustainable Revolution in Data Centers with Advanced NOx Reduction Technology

Embracing Eco-Friendly Innovations for the Digital Era

In the dynamic landscape of digital technology, data centers stand as the backbone of our information-driven society. However, the environmental impact of these data centers, particularly the NOx emissions from backup diesel generators, has become a growing concern. Sunco International Inc., a leader in environmental solutions, proudly introduces a game-changing approach: the application of urea pyrolysis for Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology, specifically designed for data centers.

Innovative Approach to Emission Control

Adapting our proven expertise from Combined Heat and Power (CHP) boilers since 2013, Sunco International Inc. now offers a customized solution for data centers. Our urea pyrolysis for SCR technology is a pivotal advancement in reducing harmful NOx emissions, aligning the operational needs of data centers with environmental sustainability.

Tailored for Data Center Needs

Recognizing the unique requirements of data centers, Sunco International Inc. has engineered this technology for easy integration with minimal spatial footprint. The system injects a precise quantity of urea into the diesel exhaust, which then converts into ammonia through pyrolysis. This ammonia effectively reacts with NOx over a catalyst, transforming pollutants into harmless nitrogen and water vapor.

Advantages That Extend Beyond Compliance

 

Adopting our urea pyrolysis SCR system is more than meeting environmental regulations; it's a commitment to a greener future. Key benefits include:

  • Drastic Reduction in NOx Emissions: Attain emission levels that surpass current environmental standards.
  • Operational Efficiency: Designed for durability and low maintenance, ensuring consistent operation.
  • Future-Proofing Your Data Center: Stay ahead of tightening environmental regulations and public expectations.

Sunco International Inc.: Partnering for a Greener Tomorrow

At Sunco International Inc., our mission extends beyond business; it's about forging partnerships that contribute to a sustainable planet. Choosing our urea pyrolysis for SCR technology not only upgrades your data center but also demonstrates your dedication to environmental stewardship.

 

Step Forward with Us

As our digital footprint grows, so does our ecological responsibility. Sunco International Inc. invites you to join this stride towards a more sustainable and responsible future. Let's ensure that the expansion of data centers is in harmony with our environmental commitments.

Connect with Sunco International Inc.

Take the leap towards environmental excellence. Reach out to Sunco International Inc. today and discover how our urea pyrolysis for SCR technology can transform your data center into an exemplar of sustainability.

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