Tag: Batteries
750 Gigawatts Of Energy Storage, And Nowhere To Go — Yet
Another renewables-friendly battery maker sets up shop in the US as demand for energy storage soars and grid reliability issues rise.
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To Disconnect or Not to Disconnect
To disconnect or not? The new Australian conundrum. In Australia’s rapidly changing energy market, Australians are asking the question, do I disconnect and run on battery and solar? Do I stay on the grid and trade like Gary? My house and car charging needs are currently being met by two … [continued]
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Sunrun to Supply Voltus with Energy Capacity for AI Hyperscaler Agreements
Voltus will tap into Sunrun’s storage-plus-solar systems to deliver immediate Bring Your Own Capacity™ megawatts to AI hyperscalers, strengthening grid reliability while creating economic benefits for customers across the PJM and MISO regions SAN FRANCISCO — Sunrun (Nasdaq: RUN), America’s largest provider of residential battery storage, solar, and home-to-grid power … [continued]
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Op-Ed: Hiroshi Okuda–The Man Who Saved Toyota by Forcing It to Change
THE automotive world lost a visionary on August 8. Hiroshi Okuda, the former chairman of Toyota Motor Corporation, who passed at 93, was the first outsider to break the Toyoda family’s grip on the company. But his true epitaph is this: he was the ruthless pragmatist who dragged a reluctant, … [continued]
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Gas Stations are Changing Globally. How Has It Changed in Your Town? (Part 2: Europe)
IN WESTERN markets, the transformation of legacy retail networks relies heavily on open-hardware procurement and large-scale software integration. Energy giant BP Pulse made waves by purchasing 100 million dollars worth of Tesla Supercharger hardware, equipping its retail sites with specialized adapters to support both North American Charging Standard and Combined … [continued]
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