Energy intensive electrochemical storage in Italy: 34.8MW sodium–sulphur secondary cells

Andriollo, M.; Benato, Roberto; Sessa, Sebastian Dambone; Pietro, Nicola di; Hirai, Naoki; Nakanishi, Yuichi; Senatore, Enrico

doi:10.1016/j.est.2015.12.003

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“…Countless methods of studying disasters, crisis management and recovery exist. In recent years, scholars have expressed a growing interest in defining and understanding resilience (Werner, 2005). The literature initially described individual resilience; in parallel, some scholars focused on community resilience (Abramson et al, 2014); and in recent years, the concept was applied to organizations (Lengnick-Hall, et al, 2011).…”

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Liderazgo y resiliencia organizacional en un escenario catastrófico: estudio empírico

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2021

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En este artículo se aborda el papel de los líderes en el desarrollo de la resiliencia organizacional ante los desastres. Las catástrofes afectan a millones de perso nas en todo el mundo, y seguirán ocurriendo. La investigación se orienta a responder la pregunta: ¿cómo pueden los líderes desarrollar la resiliencia en sus organizaciones frente a eventos extremos, específicamente ante los terremotos? El fenómeno se estudia desde la perspectiva de la experiencia mexicana tras el terremoto del 19 de septiembre de 2017 en la Ciudad de México. El estudio contrasta las definiciones y los marcos conceptuales de resiliencia existentes para apoyar el desarrollo de la resiliencia organizacional en caso de desastres, por parte de los líderes. Este estudio participativo se realizó con doce líderes para documentar las lecciones aprendidas y comprender los mecanismos de desarrollo de la resiliencia con los que apoyaron a sus organizaciones durante la recuperación del terremoto. Los hallazgos reflejan la conceptualización de la resiliencia como un proceso no lineal, que permite su intervención para desarrollar acciones en las etapas de anticipación, respuesta y adaptación.

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Liderazgo y resiliencia organizacional en un escenario catastrófico: estudio empírico

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“…In recent years, the number of grid-scale battery energy storage systems is seeing a fast growth and different battery technologies are being developed. In particular, a number of onshore battery storage systems have been installed in Italy [78][79][80]. Different kinds of batteries, such as lithium-ion, sodium-sulfur, sodium-nickel chloride, vanadium redox flow batteries, from different producers have been successfully used.…”

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A review of power electronics equipment for all-electric ship MVDC power systems

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International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

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“…Regarding the production from renewable sources, the limitations of wind production are in certain circumstances still present in Sicily but are no longer linked mainly to operational problems and structural deficiencies within the Sicilian electrical grid, which in recent years has been strengthened and it is discharged from the transport of important power flows thanks to the presence of distributed generation installed on the MV (PV) network. In order to promote maximum exploitation of renewable sources and to ensure an increase in the safety margins for the operation of the system, Terna identified one of the possible solutions to the problem in the storage of energy, and has therefore planned the installation of new storage technologies connected to the National Electricity Transmission Grid [13,14]. Under certain circumstances the limitations on renewable generation in HV (wind) remain due to the needs of the primary peninsular network.…”

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New High Voltage Interconnections with Islands in the Mediterranean Sea: Malta and Sicily. Analysis of the Effects on Renewable Energy Sources Integration and Benefits for the Electricity Market

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The present paper shows the benefits coming from the operation of the recent electrical high voltage (HV) interconnections between Sicily, Malta and mainland Italy. These new interconnections allow zonal prices of electricity considerably lower than in the past, ensuring greater flexibility to the system and a better integration of Renewable Energy Sources (RES). After briefly illustrating the two high-voltage electrical systems (Sicily and Malta), and having provided a description of the interconnection cable with Malta and its protection devices, the authors hypothesized two modes of operation (Sicily-Malta system islanded or interconnected to the rest of Europe). For the first case (islanded) some simulations are performed through the use of an electric network model realized in the Neplan ® environment, and for the second case an analysis of one year real data was made. The results of the simulation, thanks to the use of a power flow tracing method, show that this new interconnection between the two islands (Sicily and Malta) allows an important improvement in the integration and dispatching of the power generated by RES of the Sicilian territory, better operation of traditional Sicilian generation units, lower electricity zonal prices and a significant reduction in emissions from obsolete fuel oil thermal units located in Malta.

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Energy intensive electrochemical storage in Italy: 34.8MW sodium–sulphur secondary cells

Cited by 29 publications

References 8 publications

Liderazgo y resiliencia organizacional en un escenario catastrófico: estudio empírico

Liderazgo y resiliencia organizacional en un escenario catastrófico: estudio empírico

A review of power electronics equipment for all-electric ship MVDC power systems

New High Voltage Interconnections with Islands in the Mediterranean Sea: Malta and Sicily. Analysis of the Effects on Renewable Energy Sources Integration and Benefits for the Electricity Market

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