…and other categories that matter in commercial and industrial power. Power electronics is a complex topic. To help decision-makers save time and quickly gain a good understanding, we have published…
This article summarizes our conclusions into power grids and power electronics, across all of Thunder Said Energy’s research. Where are the best power grid opportunities in the energy transition? Power…
…power compensation and balancing of power grids. Whereas gas power plants, batteries and hydro typically help with these metrics (each in their own way). We think this adds evidence in…
…and power electronics technologies. Our cleaned-up interpretation of the raw data, some analytics, averages, and charts are available in the data-file. Our best ideas in power grids are linked here….
…energy. If this energy is going to be harnessed for useful work, then there may also be small additional losses for important power electronics, transformers and power transmission. What determines…
…energy systems. Eaton is increasingly focused on Power Electronics. Eaton’s revenue has shifted from 40% power-electronics in 2011-12 to 75% power-electronics in 2022 (chart below), especially after the company sold…
…power converters’ electrical efficiency, which will typically be around 95%. Losses are higher at low loads. We think there will be upside for increasingly high-quality and efficient power electronics as…
…power generators have ‘inertia’. If the grid suddenly becomes short of power, due to a large new load switching on, or a large power source disconnecting, then all of these…
…note that our classification of power grids excludes (a) investments in primary energy production, such as renewables, nuclear, and hydro (b) investments in large conventional power-generating plants (c) downstream investments…
…lack of inertia, reactive power and fault current (notes below). https://thundersaidenergy.com/2021/09/16/power-grids-tenet/ https://thundersaidenergy.com/downloads/power-electronics-problems-and-solutions/ A final issue with wind and solar is that they may see some inflation in their future costs….