AG - Renewables Graduate Programme - 18 months on the green track. You’ve just completed your studies and now want to get your career off to the right start?
You’re fascinated by the most exciting and largest projects in the field of renewable energies? You want to be challenged, but also supported, and want to help shape our future growth, not just follow it from the sidelines? You also want to apply your language skills in other European countries and get a taste of international flair? The RWE Innogy Renewable Graduate Programme offers you all of this. The 18-month programme gives you the opportunity to develop in any direction you choose. We are mainly looking for engineers (m/f) with outstanding university qualifications who have already excelled through their motivation and drive during their studies.
Innogy - Renewables Graduate Programme - 18 months on the green track. You’ve just completed your studies and now want to get your career off to the right start?
You’re fascinated by the most exciting and largest projects in the field of renewable energies? You want to be challenged, but also supported, and want to help shape our future growth, not just follow it from the sidelines? You also want to apply your language skills in other European countries and get a taste of international flair? The RWE Innogy Renewables Graduate Programme offers you all of this. The 18-month programme gives you the opportunity to develop in any direction you choose. We are mainly looking for engineers (m/f) with outstanding university qualifications who have already excelled through their motivation and drive during their studies.
Plug-in Hybrid. A plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), or plug-in car, has a battery that can be charged off board by plugging into the grid, which enables it to travel a certain number of miles solely on electricity. After the electric-only range is exceeded, the vehicle continues to operate as a hybrid vehicle. Current examples include the Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid and the Ford C-MAX Energi plug-in hybrid.
PHEVs can be configured to operate serially, or in a blended fashion. In a serial configuration, the vehicle runs on electricity alone at some points, like starting, and uses its other power source alone at others, for example, when accelerating. Alternatively, a plug-in hybrid may be configured for blended operation, with the battery and the conventional engine operating together. Advantages of PHEVS: - Reduced fuel consumption and tailpipe emissions - Cleaner electric energy through advances in natural gas and coal gasification - Optimized fuel efficiency and performance s Challenges: Key facts.
LG Chem opens ‘largest’ EV battery plant, projects one-quarter world market share. Upon completion of what it said is the world’s highest capacity battery plant last Wednesday, and with two more in the works, LG Chem Ltd. announced intentions to capture 25 percent of the world’s advanced-tech auto battery market by 2015.
On hand at the South Korean firm’s Ochong plant opening was General Motors, which had come to pledge financial support. GM uses its batteries in the Chevrolet Volt, and has said it will switch to U.S. -made versions when its Holland, Mich. plant comes on line. The Chevrolet Volt is shown charging its LG Chem batteries. For now, LG Chem – which is part of the LG Group – said Ochang will have annual capacity to produce batteries for 100,000 electric and hybrid cars. According to Bloomberg, General Motors Vice Chairman Stephen Girsky said GM would itself invest $4.4 billion (4.8 trillion won) in South Korea over the next three years.
Peterson said nothing has changed for the Holland plant to be up and running on schedule. Www.nerc.com/docs/pc/gtrpmtf/Ventyx_planning-analytics-promod-iv.pdf. The EV Project » Charging Maps. Alternative Fuels and Advanced Vehicles Data Center: Electric Charging Station Locations. Www.pewclimate.org/docUploads/pev-market-size.pdf. Xplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=4787536. Many believe the electric power system is undergoing a profound change driven by a number of needs.
There's the need for environmental compliance and energy conservation. We need better grid reliability while dealing with an aging infrastructure. And we need improved operational effi ciencies and customer service. The changes that are happening are particularly signifi cant for the electricity distribution grid, where "blind" and manual operations, along with the electromechanical components, will need to be transformed into a "smart grid. " This transformation will be necessary to meet environmental targets, to accommodate a greater emphasis on demand response (DR), and to support plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) as well as distributed generation and storage capabilities.
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