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Large-scale storage systems can shift the availability of electricity from times of electricity surplus to times of electricity shortage and avoid curtailment, especially of wind farms.
Over the past few months, we have taken you on an informative journey through the chemical industry. It has become obvious that there is no alternative to the transformation of the chemical industry towards climate neutrality.
Despite the unparalleled growth of renewable energies, the energy sector continues to be dominated by fossil fuels.
Series of articles on the sustainable transformation of the chemical industry with six main topics. This time the focus is on renewable energy.
Sustainability is a way of thinking that integrates eco-design principles to create products with a smaller environmental footprint.
The electrification of processes and technologies plays a crucial role in the transformation of the chemical industry toward a climate-neutral orientation. The German chemical industry will require huge amounts of additional electricity.
“No more kilometers of freeway are to be planned without exploiting the possibilities of generating renewable energies”, according to the resolution of the traffic light government. But how is that supposed to work?
Germany has set itself the goal of achieving climate neutrality in the heating sector by 2045. A large proportion of energy is used for heating, almost 70 percent of which is fossil fuels.
Before conventional wind turbines generate green electricity, they first release a lot of CO2. Cement and steel make up by far the largest portion of a wind power plant. Up to an incredible 80 tons of steel are used per wind turbine.
Sustainability has proven to be an important topic in our recent projects. At SVP, we believe that in the future, companies must formulate their strategies based on the company's sustainability commitments.
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