Power. From Concept to Reality [pdf, 2.29 MB] - Hatch
Power. From Concept to Reality [pdf, 2.29 MB] - Hatch
Power. From Concept to Reality [pdf, 2.29 MB] - Hatch
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‘‘<br />
On behalf of the CSA, I want <strong>to</strong> thank<br />
you and your team for your report: Risk<br />
Assessment for Wind & Ocean <strong>Power</strong>.<br />
You produced the document in 'record<br />
time,' and we anticipate the study<br />
being of significant value <strong>to</strong> the CSA,<br />
our stakeholders and our colleagues.<br />
Stephen Brown, Direc<strong>to</strong>r<br />
Canadian Standards Association<br />
’’<br />
Alternative Energy<br />
While building our established water and wind portfolios, <strong>Hatch</strong> has expanded<br />
operations in<strong>to</strong> renewable-energy alternatives, such as solar, tidal current,<br />
and geothermal. We provide opera<strong>to</strong>rs and stakeholders with the most suitable<br />
and cost-effective design, equipment and systems for each project.<br />
Through good planning, design and governance, alternative power sources<br />
can provide safe, clean, quiet, and reliable power <strong>to</strong> industrial and commercial<br />
sites in urban or remote locations. Increasingly, single-source projects<br />
are replaced by hybrids that offer opportunities in integrated solar–combinedcycle<br />
gas turbine projects, or wind–diesel projects. Implementation of energy<br />
s<strong>to</strong>rage technologies — including pumped s<strong>to</strong>rage, compressed air energy, battery,<br />
electrochemical flow cell, hydrogen, mechanical and capacitive systems —<br />
make possible optimized energy transfer from time of production <strong>to</strong> time of peak<br />
use. Such technologies are important for both short-term power requirements and<br />
longer-term global energy planning.<br />
10 POWER. FROM CONCEPT TO REALITY.