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België in het positieve "Tesla-nieuws"...

1e van drie 100 MWh opslag of 50 MW*xx-minuten staat in Lessen/Lessines, Henegouwen.

Vervangt lawaaierige stroompeaker op basis van zeer oude turbojet, blijkbaar nog WW2-basis.

Zou het energierijkste batterijpark zijn van vasteland Europa... en dat als eerste in ons landje: en vooral er zouden er nog 2 volgen, maakt 300 MWh opslag.

En dat zonder subsidies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mO6LozV3dw4

https://www.teslarati.com/40-tesla-m...jet-generator/

Belgium Megapack

40 Tesla Megapacks replace WW2 turbojet generator in Belgium

December 9, 2022

A total of 40 Tesla Megapack battery storage systems replaced a World War II turbojet generator in Lessines, Belgium, Tesla announced. Previously, the generator had been providing energy support to the community since the 1950s. The generator was not only contributing to air pollution in the region, but it was noisy as well.

The system now has 50 MW of power and 100 MWh of capacity and supports the local grid.

Tesla noted that the Deux-Acren project, which installed the Megapacks, is now one of the largest storage systems in Europe.

“Megapack is quieter and supports the local electric grid with energy shifting and stabilizing services and seamless integration with more renewable sources,” Tesla said in its video.

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40 Megapack units balance the grid in Lessines, Belgium—making it the biggest operational energy storage system in continental Europe.
This system has 50MW of power & 100MWh of capacity.

With the 40 Tesla Megapacks now installed, the Deux-Acren plant can store up to 100MH of energy and up to 50MW of power. The power will be used to regulate the frequency of the European electricity transmission network, Energy News noted.

Tesla, Yuso, and Innovent spent several years of work commissioning the plant, the publication wrote.

Michael Coudyser, General Manager of Corsica Sole, which is the developer, said that the project was financed with its shareholder, Mirova Energy Transition 5, without any public subsidy.

“A pioneer in energy storage in France, Corsica Sole has been operating this type of plant in the French islands since 2015. This project is an important step for the development of electricity storage solutions in Europe. We financed this project with our shareholder Mirova Energy Transition 5, without any public subsidy.

By demonstrating that large-scale battery deployment is economically viable, we are proving that we can build a world based on Renewable Energies coupled with energy storage. With this project, Corsica Sole changes scale and becomes one of the European leaders in the sector. The multiplication of this type of project is a strategic issue to guarantee Europe’s energy sovereignty,” Coudyser said in a statement.

The system was turned on in December and is the first of three 100MWh projects in Belgium that are planned to come online before the end of the year.

https://fr.businessam.be/projet-ener...sole-lessines/

La plus grande centrale de stockage d’énergie d’Europe a été inaugurée en Wallonie

L’entreprise française Corsica Sole a investi 33 millions d’euros a Deux-Acren, dans la commune de Lessines, dans le Hainaut. Elle y a bâti la plus grande centrale de stockage d’énergie d’Europe.

Pourquoi est-ce important ?

Dans le contexte de la crise énergétique actuelle, les capacités de stockage d’électricité sont un élément clef pour s’en sortir. Avec la plus grande centrale de stockage d’Europe, la Belgique fait un premier pas dans la bonne direction.

L’innovation: La centrale est la plus performante d’Europe continentale avec plus de 100 mégawattheures de stockage.

• La centrale fait 7.000 m² et possède 40 accumulateurs électriques lithium-ion Megapack de la marque Tesla.

• Grâce a ces 40 accumulateurs, la centrale peut délivrer instantanément jusqu’a 50 MW.

• Elle devra réguler la fréquence de notre réseau électrique et donc, par extension, du réseau électrique européen.

• La centrale peut stocker 100 mégawattheures d’électricité. Chaque batterie coûte environ 800.000 euros et bénéficie de 10 ans de durée de vie.

• Après ces 10 ans, elles seront recyclées.

• Cette installation représente un investissement de 30 millions d’euros. Aucune subvention publique n’a été versée.