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Microgrids - January 14, 2020
Stop & Shop to power 40 stores from clean microgrid
Stop & Shop will begin to power 40 of its Massachusetts and New York stores with clean energy from a 24/7 microgrid, the company announced Jan. 14.
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Regulation - January 11, 2020
Weekend reads: Sustainability resolutions for 2020; squirrel-proofing the power grid
It's the weekend! Kick back and catch up with these must-read articles from around the web.
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Solar - January 8, 2020
Santa Barbara School District plans to go off grid with microgrid and solar
The Santa Barbara Unified School District will be working toward its goal of taking itself off the grid through a new energy project that will include solar, battery storage and electric vehicle charging stations districtwide.
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Microgrids - December 18, 2019
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam finalizes microgrid facility
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam celebrated Dec. 17 to opening of a new renewable energy microgrid that, once operational, will include the capacity for 1.5 MW of solar PV integration, 500 kWh of battery energy storage and the ability to restore 1 MW o
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GHG Emissions - December 11, 2019
University of Iowa rolls out 50-year energy improvement project
The University of Iowa finalized a 50-year concession for the implementation of a variety of energy projects across its two campuses in an effort to transition toward coal-free energy production by January 2025.
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Energy Efficiency - November 30, 2019
Weekend reads: Norway's net-positive buildings; turning Thanksgiving waste into energy
It's the weekend! Kick back and catch up with these must-read articles from around the web.
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GHG Emissions - November 16, 2019
Weekend reads: Decarbonizing electricity in the U.S.; NASA's first electric airplane
It's the weekend! Kick back and catch up with these must-read articles from around the web.
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Microgrids - November 13, 2019
The Affordable Microgrid: Securing Electric Reliability through Outsourcing
Microgrids are an integral part of any pre-emptive storm hardening or business resiliency planning. This report from Enchanted Rock notes universities, business parks, research institutions, manufacturers and hospitals as just some examples of enterprises deeply dependent on reliable electricity.
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Sourcing Renewables - November 11, 2019
Accelerate Houston and 2nd RE Forum added to SED’s 2020 events
Smart Energy Decisions announced its expanded schedule of events for 2020, including its second city-specific conference and a west coast edition of the Renewable Energy Sourcing Forum, which have been added to the line-up.
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November 6, 2019 - By Bloom Energy
Power Outage Solutions: How Businesses Can Protect Themselves from Blackouts
With extreme weather events on the rise – like never-before-seen wildfires and record-breaking bomb cyclones – businesses and communities are taking power security into their own hands. The best way to protect against power outages is to treat the grid as backup and have your own energy source onsite. These are the alternative energy technologies that can power you through grid outages
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