Tag: Virtual Power Plants
An Army Of Meter Socket Adapters Is Coming For Your Fossil Fuels
The US startup ConnectDER is bringing its meter socket adapters to millions of households, helping to reduce the cost of rooftop solar, home energy storage, and EV charging stations.
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Virtual Power Plants Thwart Plot Against Renewable Energy
Regardless of this year’s sharp turn against wind and solar power by the White House, the US renewable energy transition is unstoppable. The killer combo of solar plus storage has been outpacing all other utility-scale forms of domestic energy production in terms of adding new capacity to the grid. Wind … [continued]
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African Nations Promote Locally Produced Solar Panels
Solar manufacturing is beginning to take place in many parts of Africa as local companies leverage the transfer of technology.
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Solar Is Becoming A Valued Global Solution To Fight Power Outages
Hurricane Melissa wreaked havoc in many parts of Jamaica. It was a Category 5 storm, causing power outages across the island which are still ongoing two and a half weeks later. Persistent debris accumulation, damaged sanitation systems, and prolonged power and communications gaps continue to heighten the risk of water- … [continued]
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China’s Clean Technology Recommendations for Their Next 5-Year Plan
Earlier this week, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China met in a plenary session and developed recommendations for the nation’s 15th five-year plan, which would run through 2030. There are many aspects of the recommendations that could be explored in more depth, but several of the recommendations … [continued]
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