FERC accepts massive $3.6 billion energy storage project The $3.6 billion pumped hydro energy storage project will be built near retired Navajo coal plant to provide renewable energy to consumers in Los Angeles, Vegas and Phoenix. The gigantic battery will leverage water from Lake Powell and from a reservoir on a plateau as well as … Continue reading FERC accepts massive $3.6 billion energy storage project→
Utility-Scale Solar Has Led U.S. Solar Since 2012 BOSTON – Regulators responsible for the unorganized territories of Maine on Wednesday gave their approval to the plan to deliver clean power from Hydro-Québec to the Massachusetts and New England grid via the New England Clean Energy Connect transmission project, though an environmental advocacy group in the … Continue reading Utility-Scale Solar Has Led U.S. Solar Since 2012→
Creating Energy Independence With Solar Panels & Storage Battery Systems In The Home When designing a house, one of the most important issues is energy efficiency. That means there needs to be the right amount of insulation in the foundation, walls and roof, energy efficient windows, and well placed on the periphery of the house. … Continue reading Creating Energy Independence With Solar Panels & Storage Battery Systems In The Home→
Vietnam to hold auctions for 400 MW of floating solar Following its decision to switch from fixed feed-in tariffs to reverse auction bidding for the setting of solar incentives, the Vietnamese government has decided to devote the first two pilot auctions to floating PV. A first procurement exercise, for a project which could reach 100 … Continue reading Vietnam to hold auctions for 400 MW of floating solar→
America’s utilities end 2019 on a record borrowing spree U.S. utilities have ended 2019 on record borrowing spree, selling more than $90 billion in bonds for the first time ever. The surge in debt from NextEra Energy Inc., Duke Energy Inc. and other power giants comes as interest rates are at historic lows, leaving investors … Continue reading America’s utilities end 2019 on a record borrowing spree→
SOLAR MICROGRIDS AND CHARGING STATIONS TO BE PLACED AT SCHOOLS The Santa Barbara Unified School District (SBUSD) has unanimously approved an ambitious initiative with the Clean Coalition, a nonprofit organization, and Sage Energy Consulting to stage solar-driven microgrids and electric vehicle charging infrastructure (EVCI) at schools throughout the District. The microgrids will feature solar and … Continue reading SOLAR MICROGRIDS AND CHARGING STATIONS TO BE PLACED AT SCHOOLS→
The rising cost of available technology has sparked interest in energy storage Sometimes an often-repeated refrain— the sun is not always shining, and the wind is not always blowing — is seen as an impediment to renewable energy. But it’s also an instinct to find the best ways to store the energy until it’s needed. … Continue reading The rising cost of available technology has sparked interest in energy storage→
Energy Storage 2020: It’s Not Just About Lithium-Ion Batteries Any More Many of us have tunnel vision on the subject of energy storage. We think lithium-ion batteries are the beginning, middle, and end of the discussion. Largely that’s because of Elon Musk and Tesla, who have built their incredible history of success both in transportation … Continue reading Energy Storage 2020: It’s Not Just About Lithium-Ion Batteries Any More→
Texas wind giant starts spinning Duke Energy Renewables has commenced commercial operations at its 200MW Mesteno wind farm in Starr County, Texas. The project’s output will be sold into the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) market. Duke has entered into a long-term hedge agreement covering the majority of the expected wind energy production. Vestas … Continue reading #Texas wind giant starts spinning→
New Jersey lawmakers trying to spark electric vehicle industry A proposal in New Jersey would provide rebates of up to $5,000 to people who buy electric cars and set statewide goals for their future use, in what lawmakers hope will be a boost to an industry that is still eclipsed by traditional gas-powered automobiles. Supporters … Continue reading #New_Jersey lawmakers trying to spark electric vehicle industry→
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