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Fermi Energia, a privately held company formed to develop a small modular reactor (SMR) in Estonia, announced that it has selected GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy’s (GEH’s) BWRX-300 design for deployment.

Kalev Kallemets, CEO of Fermi Energia, said in September last year that the company’s nuclear technology selection process had begun in 2019, with a mapping of a large list of companies from around the world that were all offering new advanced nuclear technologies. Decision-makers whittled that list down to the “more successful” designs. From the successful ones, in turn, leaders chose the three they felt were most suitable for Estonian conditions and its electricity system. The company had sent tenders to GEH, NuScale, and Rolls-Royce on Sept. 15, with bids requested by December, including comprehensive technical documentation needed to estimate the construction cost. On Feb. 8, the group announced GEH had been selected as its top choice (Figure 1).

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1. GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy’s (GEH’S) BWRX-300 is a 300-MWe water-cooled, natural circulation small modular reactor with passive safety systems that leverages the design and licensing basis of GEH’s U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission-certified ESBWR. Courtesy: GEH

“There are dozens of new small modular reactors in development around the world—each of them is somehow different. Some developers are experimenting with more exotic technologies that will take a long time to reach market maturity, while others use tried and tested, functional and safe solutions. Estonia cannot be too bold an experimenter with its first nuclear power plant. It also sets a number of practical criteria for the choice of technology, which after thorough consideration fell to GE Hitachi,” explained Marti Jeltsov, Chief Technology Officer of Fermi Energia.

The BWRX-300 is the 10th evolution of GE’s boiling water reactor (BWR) design. The company says the BWRX-300 “represents the simplest, yet most innovative BWR design since GE began developing nuclear reactors in 1955.”

“The BWRX-300 is in principle a boiling water reactor, which is used and well known by many European countries, including Finland and Sweden. However, the specific reactor model is much smaller than the ones used in the nuclear plants of our northern neighbors, which allows greater safety, lower cost, and shorter build time. At the same time, it is possible to rely on the experience of neighbors and offer the consumer clean electricity at an affordable and stable price,” said Kallemets.

“We are honored that our small modular reactor technology has been selected by Fermi Energia to help Estonia fulfill its energy security and climate goals,” said Jay Wileman, president and CEO of GEH. “This technology selection further validates the BWRX-300 as the leading SMR solution. By leveraging a unique combination of existing fuel, plant simplifications, proven components, and a design based on an already licensed reactor, the BWRX-300 offers cost-competitive, zero-carbon-emission generation in a meaningful timeframe.”

The technology selection by Fermi Energia is the latest win for GEH’s BWRX-300. In January, GEH, Ontario Power Generation (OPG), SNC-Lavalin, and Aecon announced the signing of a contract for the deployment of a BWRX-300 SMR at OPG’s Darlington New Nuclear Project site. In August 2022, the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) began planning and preliminary licensing for potential deployment of a BWRX-300 at its Clinch River Site near Oak Ridge, Tennessee. And, in June last year, SaskPower announced that it had selected the BWRX-300 for potential deployment in Saskatchewan in the mid-2030s.

Meanwhile, ORLEN Synthos Green Energy (OSGE) and its partners started the pre-licensing process in Poland by submitting an application for assessment of the BWRX-300 to the country’s National Atomic Energy Agency. OSGE plans to deploy a fleet of BWRX-300s with the potential for deployment of the first of those units by the end of this decade. GEH has also begun the design certification process for the BWRX-300 in the UK. The company said it has memoranda of understanding or other agreements in place with companies in Canada, Czech Republic, Poland, UK, U.S., and Sweden, among others, to support the global deployment of BWRX-300 technology.

However, there are still several hurdles to overcome in Estonia before construction begins. In order to build a nuclear power plant in Estonia, the Riigikogu—the unicameral parliament of Estonia—must consider the need and authorize nuclear energy in the country. Also, the initiation of a special national plan to find a suitable location for the plant, as well as the development of nuclear energy legislation are required.

Fermi Energia feels there is good support for nuclear power among citizens of Estonia. The company commissioned public opinion surveys in January, which were conducted by Kantar Emor and Norstat—two independent companies that collect data and do business consulting, analysis, and research in Estonia. Kantar Emor’s study was the eighth completed since 2019. Norstat, however, went for the first time to interview the residents of Viru-Nigula and Lüganus parishes. This was significant because these are potential siting locations for the nuclear power plant.

Kantar Emor reported that 61% of people it polled were in favor (34%) or somewhat in favor (27%) of “considering the use of a new generation small nuclear power plant to ensure Estonia’s electricity supply security.” It said 17% were against (7%) or somewhat against (10%), and 23% did not have a clear position on this issue. “The share of opponents of considering a nuclear plant is in a continuing downward trend,” Fermi Energia said.

Norstat’s survey in Viru-Nigula municipality in Lääne-Virumaa and Lüganus municipality in Ida-Virumaa was conducted door-to-door. It revealed that 50% of the residents of these municipalities were in favor or somewhat in favor of building a new generation small nuclear power plant in their home municipality, and 32% were against or somewhat against the prospect. Notably, the support percentages in each category were quite similar for both municipalities.

“We have analyzed all the work ahead and consider it realistic to produce reliable, clean, and affordable nuclear energy in Estonia by Christmas 2031, which should also be in the interest of society and the country’s climate goals. Understandably, this goal requires a serious effort from both the state and Fermi Energia,” said Kallemets.

Aaron Larson is POWER’s executive editor (@AaronL_Power, @POWERmagazine).

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Killexams : Hitachi India aims to contribute USD 20 billion to parent's global revenue by 2030

Hitachi India, part of the Japanese conglomerate Hitachi, aims to work towards contributing USD 20 billion in the overall consolidated global revenue for the parent company by 2030 with a 'higher double-digit profit', said Managing Director Bharat Kaushal. By 2030, Hitachi India aims to occupy an ''influential position'' across rail, energy, and digital, automotive businesses of the group, he said.

''Some of the horizontal enablers that support integrating technologies using digital as the catalyst including Artificial Intelligence (AI), hydrogen, and energy storage, will become an important growth driver. We aim to have a higher double-digit profit to the overall Hitachi's consolidated revenues,'' Kaushal told PTI.

India is increasingly emerging as a base to do business outside India, especially in capital goods, where the government has launched a lot of incentives for technology transfer, and funding it, allowing to keep the IPR and these are very significant steps.

When asked about Hitachi India's revenue, Kaushal said: ''We expect to contribute to Hitachi's economy by USD 20 billion''. The idea is that India will work towards contributing the above amount to the overall global revenue for Hitachi, he added. ''Hitachi's innovative and globally acclaimed technology has been fuelling the transformation of India. Hitachi's new Mid-term Management Plan 2024 aims to support people's quality of life with data and technology that fosters a sustainable society,'' he said.

Hitachi has been playing a significant role in accelerating India's journey towards achieving a carbon-neutral environment. ''Growing globally by digital, green, and innovation, Hitachi India will continue creating milestones across the globe. Hitachi operates in the infra, manufacturing and IT sectors among others. In 2012, India was converted into a region. Hitachi has five regions outside Japan, of which two are large emerging countries of India and China, and the rest are the US, Europe and Asia.

The other regions of Hitachi are presently bigger than India but Kaushal expects it to scale up. ''Increasingly, the focus on India's importance in Hitachi is gathering momentum very significantly,'' he said adding, ''it is coinciding with Japan and India trying to make more winners out of their economic engagement story.'' The India solutions are not just about scale but also about affordability. The company is expanding its canvas of business proficiencies in the country.

''Investments and acquisitions are ongoing progressive business plans for Hitachi to strengthen further its position in the ecosystem of Social Innovation Business,'' he said adding: ''Our core areas as part of our forward-looking Mid-Term Management Plan 2024 will have a direct correlation to the future investments we carry out focusing on offering solutions including Green Technology, Digital Technology and Innovation.'' Though Hitachi did not share the exact investment made in India, Kaushal said it has witnessed a ''phenomenal growth progression'' in the last couple of years.

''This is primarily due to the significant investments we have made at the global level that includes – the acquisition of the power grids business of ABB (Now Hitachi Energy), GlobalLogic, Hitachi Astemo etc. the investment within Hitachi is a globally driven process and we as Regional Headquarter become an integral part of this heightened ecosystem,'' he said.

For FY21, Hitachi India's consolidated financial revenue was around Rs 17,204 crore (around 274 billion yen).

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Killexams : Nissan and Hitachi look to power elevators with EV batteries

TOKYO — Japanese carmaker Nissan Motor Co Ltd and a Hitachi Ltd subsidiary said on Friday they plan to roll out a system to keep elevators running during blackouts by drawing power from the batteries of electric vehicles.

Few cars today are capable of bi-directional charging, where vehicles can become a power source for homes, or feed energy back into the grid, though carmakers such as Ford Motor Co and Renault SA are among those jumping on the bandwagon.

In what appears to be an early attempt in earthquake-prone Japan to make wider use of EV batteries, Nissan and Hitachi Building Systems Co Ltd are focused on keeping elevators running when the power supply is disrupted.

During a pilot project unveiled on Friday, the firms said they had kept an elevator with capacity for nine people running at slow speed for 10 hours by drawing power from the battery of a Sakura, a fully electric micro "kei" car made by Nissan.

The V2X system uses the CHAdeMO charging standard supported by Nissan, an Hitachi Building Systems executive said.

That allows it to also draw power from larger Nissan EVs, such as the Ariya and Leaf models.

Tatsunori Takahashi, a director in the domestic business management division of Hitachi Building Systems, said he hopes the firm will start providing the system to apartment buildings from the financial year starting in April.

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While aiming to secure an influential position across various sectors, Hitachi India, part of the Japanese conglomerate Hitachi has set an objective to contribute $20 billion in overall consolidated revenue of the parent company by 2030.

The company's Managing Director Bharat Kaushal affirmed that they will achieve the target with 'higher double-digit profit'. The MD added that Hitachi India is eyeing an “influential position" across the rail, energy, and digital, automotive businesses of the group.

In the fiscal year 2021, the consolidated financial revenue of Hitachi India stood at 17,204 crore.

"Some of the horizontal enablers that support integrating technologies using digital as the catalyst including Artificial Intelligence (AI), hydrogen, and energy storage, will become an important growth driver. We aim to have a higher double-digit profit to the overall Hitachi's consolidated revenues," Kaushal told the news agency PTI.

While appreciating government steps on technology and IPR, Kaushal said that the country is emerging as a base to do business outside India, especially in capital goods.

"We expect to contribute to Hitachi's economy by USD 20 billion," he said while talking about the revenue.

"Hitachi's innovative and globally acclaimed technology has been fuelling the transformation of India. Hitachi's new Mid-term Management Plan 2024 aims to support people's quality of life with data and technology that fosters a sustainable society," the top executive of the company added.

Kaushal affirmed that the company is playing a significant role in India's journey toward becoming a carbon-neutral country.

"Increasingly, the focus on India's importance in Hitachi is gathering momentum very significantly," he said adding, "it is coinciding with Japan and India trying to make more winners out of their economic engagement story."

The company executive said that it is expanding the canvas of business proficiency in the country and solutions for India are not just about scale but also affordability.

"Our core areas as part of our forward-looking Mid-Term Management Plan 2024 will have a direct correlation to the future investments we carry out focusing on offering solutions including Green Technology, Digital Technology, and Innovation," Kaushal added.

(With inputs from PTI)

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Killexams : Hitachi Energy sees HVDC transmission, data centres as high growth segments

Hitachi Energy India Ltd (formerly known as ABB Power Products and Systems India), which offers a range of power transformers, digital sensors and transformer services, hopes to maintain the leadership position in its core business of power grid solutions, supported by capacity ramp-up and innovative solutions, while accelerating growth in energy systems businesses such as data centres.

The BSE-listed company has expanded its capacity of HVDC (high voltage direct current) and power quality products by setting up a new assembly and testing factory at Mahindra City near Chennai.

“This is in response to the growing demand for high voltage transmission projects in India, which has set an ambitious target of achieving 500 GW by 2030. The Chennai unit is the replica of what we have in Sweden in terms of design and technology,” said Claudio Facchin, CEO of Hitachi Energy, after the inaugurating the factory.

Strong demand

The company foresees a strong demand for HVDC projects in the country given the proposed plan to integrate renewable with the grid. Achieving higher generation of renewables will require the bulk transmission of clean energy over long distances and balancing the national grid for intermittencies, for which HVDC and power quality are seen as ideal solutions.

“Since renewable projects have shorter gestation periods unlike thermal projects, the government is expected to accelerate investments in transmission networks in connecting remote renewable generation with the national grid. Hitachi, already a leader with its share of more than 50 per cent in HVDC links, will stay invested in capacity to meet the demand,” said N Venu, MD & CEO-India & South Asia.

For instance, the company has executed the 6,000 MW Raigarh-Pugalur link, transmitting power from central India to consumers in the south, over a distance of 1,830 km. The investment to create a State transmission system for more than 500 GW of renewable capacity by 2030 is estimated at ₹2.4-lakh crore.

Venu said given the high clean energy targets set by the government, India would need one HVDC unit in every 1.5-2 years now as against one unit every five years earlier. Hitachi Energy has invested ₹100 crore every year in the last three years and the Chennai factory is the second greenfield unit in the last six months.

“Chennai has been chosen for the new HVDC factory due to the availability of its high-quality talent. Also, our existing engineering centre in Chennai, which employs more than 2000 engineers, has been working on similar solutions for the domestic and global markets. Thus, both can work in tandem to deliver innovative solutions. Also, the Chennai factory can start serving global needs in future,” said Venu.

Data centre

Meanwhile, Hitachi Energy is also seeing good traction in its data centre business, where the company offers grid connections, high voltage automation etc. One in every three data centres set up in the country is served by Hitachi and its total addressable market size is 15-120 per cent of data centre capex.

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Killexams : Hitachi India aims to contribute USD 20 billion to parent’s global revenue by 2030

Hitachi India, part of the Japanese conglomerate Hitachi, aims to work towards contributing USD 20 billion in the overall consolidated global revenue for the parent company by 2030 with a ‘higher double-digit profit’, said Managing Director Bharat Kaushal.

By 2030, Hitachi India aims to occupy an “influential position” across rail, energy, and digital, automotive businesses of the group, he said.

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“Some of the horizontal enablers that support integrating technologies using digital as the catalyst including Artificial Intelligence (AI), hydrogen, and energy storage, will become an important growth driver. We aim to have a higher double-digit profit to the overall Hitachi’s consolidated revenues,” Kaushal told PTI.

India is increasingly emerging as a base to do business outside India, especially in capital goods, where the government has launched a lot of incentives for technology transfer, and funding it, allowing to keep the IPR and these are very significant steps.

When asked about Hitachi India’s revenue, Kaushal said: “We expect to contribute to Hitachi’s economy by USD 20 billion”.

The idea is that India will work towards contributing the above amount to the overall global revenue for Hitachi, he added.

“Hitachi’s innovative and globally acclaimed technology has been fuelling the transformation of India. Hitachi’s new Mid-term Management Plan 2024 aims to support people’s quality of life with data and technology that fosters a sustainable society,” he said.

Hitachi has been playing a significant role in accelerating India’s journey towards achieving a carbon-neutral environment.

“Growing globally by digital, green, and innovation, Hitachi India will continue creating milestones across the globe. Hitachi operates in the infra, manufacturing and IT sectors among others.

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In 2012, India was converted into a region. Hitachi has five regions outside Japan, of which two are large emerging countries of India and China, and the rest are the US, Europe and Asia.

The other regions of Hitachi are presently bigger than India but Kaushal expects it to scale up.

“Increasingly, the focus on India’s importance in Hitachi is gathering momentum very significantly,” he said adding, “it is coinciding with Japan and India trying to make more winners out of their economic engagement story.” The India solutions are not just about scale but also about affordability. The company is expanding its canvas of business proficiencies in the country.

“Investments and acquisitions are ongoing progressive business plans for Hitachi to strengthen further its position in the ecosystem of Social Innovation Business,” he said adding: “Our core areas as part of our forward-looking Mid-Term Management Plan 2024 will have a direct correlation to the future investments we carry out focusing on offering solutions including Green Technology, Digital Technology and Innovation.” Though Hitachi did not share the exact investment made in India, Kaushal said it has witnessed a “phenomenal growth progression” in the last couple of years.

“This is primarily due to the significant investments we have made at the global level that includes – the acquisition of the power grids business of ABB (Now Hitachi Energy), GlobalLogic, Hitachi Astemo etc. the investment within Hitachi is a globally driven process and we as Regional Headquarter become an integral part of this heightened ecosystem,” he said.

For FY21, Hitachi India’s consolidated financial revenue was around Rs 17,204 crore (around 274 billion yen).

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