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Data centers are under increasing pressure to reduce their climate impact, but uptime and scalability are as important as they have ever been.

The IEA has reported that data centers account for approximately 1.5% of the world's total electricity consumption. In some countries, such as Ireland, the number is already close to 18% and Denmark is expected to hit 15% in 2030. How do we help manage this?

This webinar will give you insights to the latest trends and developments within data center cooling, and we will show you how Danfoss Drives addresses the challenges of sustainability, uptime, harmonics, and circularity to safeguard the data centers of the future.

Join us as we take a deep dive into the data centers of tomorrow and how Danfoss Drives can support your sustainability journey with relevant solutions.

Duration: 60 minutes

Join us for an insightful webinar deep-diving into the pivotal challenge of the global steel industry: decarbonization.

Accounting for approximately 8% of the world's energy demand and emitting between 7% to 9% of CO2 emissions, primarily from the combustion of coal, the steel sector is at a critical stage. In alignment with the Paris Agreement's imperative to limit global temperature rise below 1.5°C, the industry faces the ambitious target of achieving net zero emissions by 2050.

This webinar will explore the how and what of decarbonizing steel production, considering its reliance on carbon. Despite the presence of viable technological solutions, the transition to lower-carbon alternatives poses significant hurdles, primarily stemming from cost and complexity.

 Join us as we deep dive into the complexities and explore pathways towards a sustainable, decarbonized steel industry.

Duration: 45 minutes

Are you eager to enhance the performance of your food and beverage plant while optimizing efficiency and sustainability? Your opportunity is here! Join our upcoming webinar to discover how you can gain a competitive edge by partnering with Danfoss Drives.

During this webinar, we will unveil the strategies for elevating the productivity of your food and beverage operations, aligning with the highest industry standards. With Danfoss Drives as your trusted partner, we can help you to:

• Increase Productivity with Intelligent Drives
• Reduce Energy Consumption and reduce significantly energy costs
• Achieve Greater Efficiency and Reliability
• Minimize CO₂ Emissions and Resource Waste
• Reduce Expensive Downtime and Maintenance Cost

Our experts will guide you in understanding how our intelligent drives and services can help you boost productivity and elevate your operations to the next level of reliability and performance.

Did you miss our webinar on how to make green hydrogen more competitive? Listen to our webinar where experts on Power-to-X will share their insights on three of the most important topics within hydrogen electrolysis.

Helge Vandel Jensen, Director of Business Development for Electrification in Danfoss Drives, and Søren Bækhøj Kjær, Lead Control for Application Engineering in Danfoss Drives, will share insights on simulations towards the grid and electrolyzer. Thomas Dalgas Fechtenburg, Senior M.Sc. Energy Engineer at Energinet in Denmark, the Danish Transmission System Operator (TSO), is joining the webinar to give their input on how electrolyser plant operators can create additional revenue like grid balancing services. Fraunhofer, independent research institute and specialists in electro-chemistry, will give their insights into how to build simulation models in order to predict efficiency and long-term stability for electrolysers.

Danfoss Drives works closely with multiple OEMs and new electrolyzer types, expanding our knowledge in this field rapidly. With our accurate digital models of each part of our converter, we can simulate exactly how it will work when powered by an iC7 series converter, using our Simulation models that easily integrates with many different simulation tools.

We collaborate with all stakeholders in the PtX value chain, including investors, plant operators, EPCs, consultants, TSOs, and more. Our team knows exactly which simulation tools they use and the requirements for the mandatory accurate simulation models of large PtX plants. This knowledge allows us to invest in our Virtual Design journey and ensure a competitive market play. In this webinar our experts share our insights and discuss how simulation models can help optimize your PtX value chain.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn from industry leaders and gain a competitive advantage in the market.

Why do VSDs generate harmonic distortion and how does it affect your installation? Find out in this webinar, whether you need to reduce harmonic distortion in your installation. Our expert, Gregers Geilager, is the Head of Global Water and Waste Water Portfolio and has decades of experience in harmonic mitigation. He will cover best practices for minimizing harmonic distortion and give his insight on different tools and solutions to ensure you get the best results.

Did you know that you can use your drive to monitor the condition of an application, and get early warnings to avoid machine outages? Using intelligent drives with embedded condition-based monitoring ability, you get the right information at the right time, so you can detect faults earlier. You can plan ahead and reduce costs significantly – saving unexpected downtime and even reducing your spare parts stock.

Curious about the connection between electrification and the climate goals? As our world transitions increasingly to electric power, global energy systems are decarbonating. We are witnessing the dawn of a new age of hybridization, renewables and intelligent power supply using energy storage. In practical terms this means we need new solutions: demand shifting, flexible demand, sector coupling and smart grid power conversion.

Join us for an insightful webinar deep-diving into the present benefits of energy efficient and grid-friendly grid converters for electrolyzers.

Magnus Hortans, Senior Research Engineer at Danfoss Drives, will present the latest findings within modeling of alkaline and PEM electrolyzers. We will touch on the topic of simulation and how the simulation models can help with the right sizing of the AC to DC converters, pre-charging circuits and low voltage ride-through capabilities.

Guest speaker, Matthias Schmidt, from Hitachi Energy, joins us to share his insights into how the efficiency can be improved with high-quality MV to LV transformer.

Join us as we deep dive into the complexities of improving performance in electrolyzers, and how we can reduce losses and improve grid compliance.