The latest issue of our digital magazine, Future Power Technology, is out now. Read it online here on any device.
In this issue, we begin with a look into grid resilience, featuring insights from Schneider Electric on the challenges and opportunities of digitalisation and ABB Electrification Service on how businesses can minimise downtime through energy infrastructure investments. We also review takeaways from this year’s Power Summit, where industry and policy leaders call for urgent EU grid upgrades to support electrification.
We then dive into how the growing power demands of AI data centres are driving both growth of the energy storage market and renewed debates over gas vs renewables. We also explore the potential of liquid air energy storage as a long-duration storage solution.
Finally, we turn to new energy frontiers, including the role of tidal power in the energy transition and the strategic importance of developing lithium enrichment capabilities to support advanced nuclear technologies.
Read all this and more insights into the global power industry in the latest issue of Future Power Technology.
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Q&A: ABB Electrification Service on securing grid resilience for businesses
ABB Electrification Service’s global head of strategy, Matthew Wise, explains how businesses can avoid unplanned downtime through investments in energy resilience infrastructure like batteries.
How energy storage and battery deals enable AI data centres – and vice versa
With energy storage becoming critical in managing AI data centre power loads, ‘hyperscalers’ are now striking deals to ensure resilient operations of their businesses while fostering growth of the storage market.
Gas vs renewables: how will the power demand of data centres be met?
With the boom in AI data centres piling pressure on the energy system, we evaluate which energy source – gas or renewables – is better suited to meet its power demand, using Texas and Malaysia as valuable case studies.
Enriched lithium and the race for advanced nuclear technologies
Countries like the US that are eyeing leadership in advanced nuclear technology face an urgent need to establish lithium isotope separation capabilities.
