BYD Introduz Novo Portfólio de Energia no The smarter E Europe e Comemora 1 Milhão de Sistemas Batterybox Instalados

SHENZHEN, China e MUNIQUE, June 22, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A BYD Co. Ltd. (HKSE: 1211), um dos maiores fabricantes de baterias recarregáveis e veículos elétricos do mundo, introduziu suas soluções de energia renovável no “The Smarter E Europe” entre 19 e 21 de junho. A exposição no estande B1.130, B1.131 apresentou os mais recentes sistemas de armazenamento de energia BatteryBox, BatteryMax Lite e BYD MC Cube-T para aplicações em escala de serviços públicos, comerciais e industriais. Os visitantes puderam explorar o veículo elétrico “Seal” da BYD e conhecer o papel da BYD como Parceiro Oficial de Mobilidade Eletrônica do UEFA Euro 2024™.

Desde o seu lançamento em 2015, a série BYD BatteryBox tornou-se uma solução líder de armazenamento de energia residencial em todo o mundo, com mais de 1 milhão de instalações e um histórico de segurança impecável. No dia 19 de junho, às 15h, a BYD realizou um evento especial para agradecer aos seus parceiros. Yin Xiaoqiang, Gerente Geral da BYD Energy Storage, entregou os certificados e prêmios, como ingressos para a final do UEFA Euro 2024 e sistemas BatteryBox, aos distribuidores e instaladores. O portfólio completo do BYD BatteryBox Premium, incluindo os modelos de alta tensão HVs/HVM e os modelos de baixa tensão LVL/LVs, estavam em exibição. Uma nova unidade de controle de bateria (BCU) para as séries HVM e HVs também foi introduzida, simplificando a instalação, eliminando a necessidade de remover as tampas para conexões dos cabos.

Lançado na ees Europe 2024, o novo BatteryMax Lite foi projetado para aplicações comerciais e industriais, oferecendo soluções escaláveis de 30kWh a 90kWh e até 5,76MWh com conexões paralelas. Compatível com inversores de marcas como SMA e Goodwe, o BatteryMax Lite estará disponível para pré-encomenda a partir de agosto, com entregas a partir do quarto trimestre. A previsão da disponibilidade do sistema na Europa é para outubro de 2024.

Na ees Europe 2024, a BYD recebeu o prêmio de “Top Brand PV Storage Europe 2024” (Principal Marca de Armazenamento de PV da Europa de 2024) e o de “Top Brand PV Storage 2024” (Principal Marca de Armazenamento de PV de 2024) em vários países europeus, incluindo Bélgica, Alemanha, Itália, Polônia, Espanha, Áustria e Reino Unido. O prêmio deste ano classificou novamente a BYD como a marca líder em sistemas de armazenamento de energia PV com base nas avaliações de instaladores e distribuidores de toda a Europa.

Jiang Feng, Diretor de Armazenamento de Energia Residencial da BYD, destacou a importância dos mercados europeus e o objetivo da empresa de fornecer soluções de energia verde. A parceria da BYD com a UEFA Euro 2024™ se alinha com a promoção de soluções ecológicas de energia e mobilidade.

Para mais informação, visite:

www.byd.com

www.bydenergy.com

www.batterybox.com

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BYD Introduz Novo Portfólio de Energia no The smarter E Europe e Comemora 1 Milhão de Sistemas BatteryBox Instalados

SHENZHEN, China e MUNIQUE, June 21, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A BYD Co. Ltd. (HKSE: 1211), um dos maiores fabricantes de baterias recarregáveis e veículos elétricos do mundo, introduziu suas soluções de energia renovável no “The Smarter E Europe” entre 19 e 21 de junho. A exposição no estande B1.130, B1.131 apresentou os mais recentes sistemas de armazenamento de energia BatteryBox, BatteryMax Lite e BYD MC Cube-T para aplicações em escala de serviços públicos, comerciais e industriais. Os visitantes puderam explorar o veículo elétrico “Seal” da BYD e conhecer o papel da BYD como Parceiro Oficial de Mobilidade Eletrônica do UEFA Euro 2024™.

Desde a sua estreia em 2015, a série BatteryBox da BYD tornou-se uma solução líder em armazenamento de energia residencial em todo o mundo, ostentando agora mais de 1 milhão de instalações com um historial de segurança irrepreensível. No dia 19 de junho, às 15:00, a BYD organizou um evento especial para agradecer aos seus parceiros. Yin Xiaoqiang, Diretor Geral da BYD Energy Storage atribuiu os certificados e prémios, tais como bilhetes para a final do UEFA Euro 2024 e sistemas BatteryBox, a distribuidores e técnicos de instalação O portfólio completo da BatteryBox Premium da BYD, incluindo modelos de alta tensão HVS/HVM e modelos de baixa tensão LVL/LVS, esteve em exibição. Foi também apresentada uma nova unidade de controlo de bateria (BCU) para as séries HVM e HVS, simplificando a instalação ao eliminar a necessidade de remover tampas para ligações de cabos.

Lançado na ees Europe 2024, o novo BatteryMax Lite foi concebido para aplicações comerciais e industriais, oferecendo soluções expansíveis de 30 kWh a 90 kWh e até 5,76 MWh com ligações paralelas. Compatível com conversores de marcas como SMA e GoodWe, o BatteryMax Lite estará disponível para pré-encomenda a partir de agosto, com entregas a começar no final do verão e disponibilidade do sistema na Europa prevista para outubro de 2024.

Na ees Europe 2024, a BYD recebeu o prêmio de “Top Brand PV Storage Europe 2024” (Principal Marca de Armazenamento de PV da Europa de 2024) e o de “Top Brand PV Storage 2024” (Principal Marca de Armazenamento de PV de 2024) em vários países europeus, incluindo Bélgica, Alemanha, Itália, Polônia, Espanha, Áustria e Reino Unido. O prêmio deste ano classificou novamente a BYD como a marca líder em sistemas de armazenamento de energia PV com base nas avaliações de instaladores e distribuidores de toda a Europa.

Jiang Feng, Diretor de Armazenamento de Energia Residencial da BYD, destacou a importância dos mercados europeus e o objetivo da empresa de fornecer soluções de energia verde. A parceria da BYD com a UEFA Euro 2024™ se alinha com a promoção de soluções ecológicas de energia e mobilidade.

Para mais informação, visite:

www.byd.com

www.bydenergy.com

www.batterybox.com

Informações de Contato: [email protected]

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BYD présente sa nouvelle gamme de produits énergétiques à l’occasion du salon The Smarter E Europe et célèbre le million de systèmes BatteryBox installés

SHENZHEN, Chine et MUNICH, 21 juin 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — BYD Co. Ltd. (HKSE : 1211), l’un des plus grands fabricants mondiaux de batteries rechargeables et de véhicules électriques, a présenté ses solutions en matière d’énergies renouvelables à l’occasion du salon « The Smarter E Europe » (L’Europe de l’énergie plus intelligente), qui s’est tenu du 19 au 21 juin. L’exposition sur les stands B1.130 et B1.131 présentait les derniers systèmes de stockage d’énergie BatteryBox, BatteryMax Lite et BYD MC Cube-T pour les applications à grande échelle, commerciales et industrielles. Les visiteurs ont pu explorer le véhicule électrique BYD « Seal » et découvrir le rôle de BYD en tant que partenaire officiel de l’E-Mobilité pour l’UEFA Euro 2024™.

Depuis ses débuts en 2015, la série BYD BatteryBox est devenue une solution de stockage d’énergie résidentielle de premier plan dans le monde entier, comptant désormais plus d’un million d’installations et maintenant un bilan de sécurité impeccable. Le 19 juin à 15h00, BYD a organisé un événement spécial pour remercier ses partenaires. Yin Xiaoqiang, directeur général de BYD Energy Storage, a remis aux distributeurs et aux installateurs des certificats et des prix tels que des billets pour la finale de l’UEFA Euro 2024 et des systèmes BatteryBox. L’ensemble de la gamme BatteryBox Premium de BYD, y compris les modèles haute tension HVS/HVM et les modèles basse tension LVL/LVS, était exposé. Une nouvelle unité de contrôle de la batterie (BCU, de l’anglais « Battery Control Unit ») pour les séries HVM et HVS a également été présentée, simplifiant l’installation en éliminant la nécessité de retirer les caches pour les connexions de câbles.

Lancée au salon « ees Europe 2024 », la nouvelle BatteryMax Lite est conçue pour les applications commerciales et industrielles, offrant des solutions évolutives de 30 kWh à 90 kWh, et jusqu’à 5,76 MWh avec des connexions en parallèle. Compatible avec les onduleurs de marques telles que SMA et GoodWe, BatteryMax Lite sera disponible en précommande à partir d’août, les expéditions débutant à la fin de l’été. Il devrait être disponible en Europe d’ici octobre 2024.

Lors de l’édition 2024 du salon ees Europe, BYD s’est vu décerner le titre de « Top Brand PV Storage Europe 2024 » (Stockage photovoltaïque de grande marque en Europe 2024) et le titre de « Top Brand PV Storage 2024 » (Stockage photovoltaïque de grande marque 2024) au niveau national pour plusieurs marchés européens, notamment la Belgique, l’Allemagne, l’Italie, la Pologne, l’Espagne, l’Autriche et le Royaume-Uni. Cette année encore, BYD a été désignée comme la première marque de systèmes de stockage d’énergie photovoltaïque, sur la base des évaluations des installateurs et des distributeurs dans toute l’Europe.

Jiang Feng, Directeur du stockage résidentiel de l’énergie chez BYD, a souligné l’importance des marchés européens et l’objectif de la Société de fournir des solutions d’énergie verte. Le partenariat de BYD avec l’UEFA Euro 2024™ s’inscrit dans le cadre de la promotion de solutions énergétiques et de mobilité respectueuses de l’environnement.

Pour en savoir plus, consultez le site :

www.byd.com

www.bydenergy.com

www.batterybox.com

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Witbooi dicusses mass mobile registration with Otjozondjupa leadership


Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, Lucia Witbooi on Friday held a consultative meeting with the Otjozondjupa Regional leadership to discuss the mass mobile registration of national documents in rural areas of the region.

Witbooi told the meeting, which was held in Otjiwarongo at the Otjozondjupa Regional Council chambers, that the registration of identification cards and birth certificates is for those who do not have them.

‘The registrations are taking place at all seven constituencies at mobile centres identified by the local leaderships in those rural areas since 08 February this year until end of July 2024,’ she said

She therefore urged parents of children with no national documents to walk to these centres and acquire birth certificates and identity cards for their children or themselves if they also do not have them.

In the Otjozondjupa Region so far, nearly 4 000 inhabitants have applied for their birth certificates and identity cards during this government outreach
programme at Omatako, Okahandja, Otavi, Grootfontein, Okakarara, Otjiwarongo and Tsumkwe constituencies, she said.

Otjozondjupa Governor, James Uerikua, on his part urged officials of the ministry participating in the registrations of the national documents to visit Tsumkwe Constituency and register all the San people with no documents as by their culture they would prefer to give birth at home rather than at hospitals.

‘Also there are five families who recently entered Namibia from Botswana on a repatriation arrangement, and these people are in Gam area, and should also be visited to see how they can be helped,’ said Uerikua.

The meeting was attended by officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture and constituency councillors.

Source: The Namibia Press Agency

Daniel laid to rest at Etunda


The late Frieda Nandjala Daniel Nujoma, the sister to Namibia’s Founding President, Dr. Sam Nujoma was laid to rest at Oneeke Cemetery, Etunda in the Omusati Region on Saturday, in an official funeral attend by Namibians from all walks of lives.

Daniel died in Ongwediva Medipark on 12 June at the age of 91.

Passionately known as ‘Gwamundani’, Daniel was described by many as the epitome of authentic peace, love and genuine kindness.

She is survived by 3 children, 21 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.

Source: The Namibia Press Agency

Copyright Infringement: Musician kicks as AGF takes over MTN criminal trial

A musician, Maleke Moye has alleged injustice in the directive by the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi, for a take over of the ongoing trial of MTN Nigeria and its CEO, over alleged copyright Infringement.

The musician said that the minister’s directive for the prosecuting agency, Nigeria Copyright Commission (NCC), to hands off the trial and forward the case file to his (AGF) office portends impending dangerous precedence.

Moye’s position is contained in a press release issued by his lawyer, Rockson Igelige, which was made available to newsmen on Saturday in Abuja.

It will be recalled that NCC filed criminal charges against MTN Nigeria Communications Ltd, Karl Toriola, its Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Nkeakam Abhulimen, Fun Mobile Ltd. and Yahaya Maibe alleging copyright infringement.

In the three-count charge, before a Federal High Court, Abuja, NCC alleged that the defendants, between 2010 and 2017 ‘offered for sale, sold and traded for business”, infringed
musical works of Moye without his consent and authorisation.

The commission alleged that the defendants used musical works and sound recordings of Moye with subsisting copyright, as Caller Ring Back Tunes, without the authorisation of the artiste.

According to NCC, the alleged offences are contrary to and punishable under Section 20 (2) (a) (b) and (c) of the Copyright Act, Cap. C28, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004.

At the last hearing in the trial before Justice Inyang Ekwo on June 15, NCC prosecution lawyer, Gladys Ojo had accused MTN Nigeria’s CEO, Toriola, of evading service of court documents

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However, in a letter dated June 19, referenced DPPA/JACK/271/24, the AGF, through the office of the Director of Public Prosecution, directed the NCC to ‘promptly’ hands off the trial, forward the case file and court processes to his office.

According to the AGF, the decision was taken, following a petition by MTN Nigeria and its CEO, and in l
ine with Section 174 (1) (b) of the1999 Constitution, relating to entry of ‘Nolle Prosecui’ in a criminal matter.

The section provides: ‘The Attorney-General of the Federation shall have power – (b) to take over and continue any such criminal proceedings that may have been instituted by any other authority or person.’

Section 174 (3) further provides that, ‘In exercising his powers, the Attorney-General of the Federation shall have regard to the public interest, the interest of justice and the need to prevent abuse of legal process’.

In a copy of the petition by the MTN Nigeria to the AGF, dated May 14, obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the company alleged that the charge was constituted to smear and embarrass MTN and its CEO.

MTN through its lawyer, Ogden Alade contended that the criminal charge was calculated to ‘harass embarrass and force the hands of its clients to do the bidding of the musician by paying hundreds of million of Naira for alleged act of infringement’

MTN said it complied w
ith the provision of applicable laws in the musician songs and did not connive with any person to defraud or violate the right of the musician

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The company added that it had indicated its goodwill and readiness to settle the case amicably under just and fair circumstances without undue pressure and influence, as well as prejudice to its rights and defence.

MTN said there is an ongoing civil suit on the alleged copyright infringement where the musician is seeking damages of N500 million, before another Federal High Court.

‘The prosecution of the case and trial of MTN and its CEO will erode the corporate image of MTN and depletes its profitability, thereby affecting its share price in the Nigeria’s stock market and taxes payable to the Federal Government by the company.

‘It will also discourage foreign investment for fear of harassment

‘It is in the light of this, that we wish to crave the kind indulgence of your good office in critically examining this
matter and exercising your powers under Section 174 of the 1999 Constitution in the overall interest of justice and to prevent abuse of legal process,’ the letter read in part.

Reacting to the decision of the AGF to the MTN petition, the musician alleged that the minister used his office ‘as a tool for oppression against an ordinary Nigerian’.

‘While we concede that the AGF is empowered under the law as the Chief Law Officer, to discontinue any criminal trial, we also know that the sacred trust vested in the AGF must not be abused.

‘The responsibility of entering a ‘nolle prosequi’ must actually be exercised justifiably.

‘Sadly in this instance, there is no justification, whatsoever, for the AGF to thwart the prosecution of MTN.

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‘The case, indeed, serves the crucial purpose of giving justice to Mr Moye who has expended time resources and energy to create a work of art which MTN and its cronies have willfully stolen and appropriated the income t
o themselves,’ Moye’s lawyer said.

He called on the AGF to allow justice to take its course and direct MTN to present its case in court.

According to him, doing otherwise would suggest that the AGF did not trust the Federal High Court, where the matter is pending, to do justice in the case.

Source: News Agency of Nigeria