#Luigi traverso pro#
When it came to the tap changer, DEVAL opted for the ECOTAP® VPD® together with the ECOTAP® VPD® Control controller and the additional CONTROL PRO module. And that is why DEVAL decided to invest in a new 400-kVA transformer that takes care of voltage regulation too. We are working on from the understanding that energy consumption is set to double within the space of a year” says Traverso. “It became clear to us that our existing distribution transformer would have difficulty coping with the extra voltage fluctuations. In the area there are several solar energy systems boasting a relevant local capacity. Luigi Traverso, who is responsible for maintenance and development at DEVAL, explains: “We are currently working on modernizing the grid and testing new equipment that will help us to achieve even better service.” This is the case, for example, at the business park in Nus, a small town located close to the region’s capital of Aosta where a new shopping mall is currently under construction.
The company relies on 32 hydroelectric power stations, eight wind farms, and three solar parks to deliver a total of three billion kilowatt hours of electricity every single year.ĭEVAL distributes this power via a grid spanning a length of some 4,150 kilometers. DEVAL is the largest grid operator in the local area and part of the CVA (Compagnia Valdostana delle Acque) Group, which is responsible for generating energy. The Aosta Valley is the smallest region in Italy. To ensure that voltage levels remain constant following the construction of a new shopping mall, the operator is switching to a VRDT. 1 The Mall DEVAL is ahead of the game, being part of a group in which energy production comes entirely from renewable sources.
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