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This special interest group is for professionals to connect and discuss all types of carbon-free power alternatives, including nuclear, renewable, tidal and more.
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Energy Storage Futures, Vol 5, Role and Impact in 2050
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) over the last year released a multi-section study titled “Storage Futures Study,” hereafter SFS. The high-level goal of this is to model energy storage systems’ implementation out to 2050.
SFS section 6 reports the final result of this study, and our Volume 5 is a summary of this section and my final summary-volume for this series.
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New Networks Compendium
I started writing the “New NETWORKS” series almost two years ago. Thus, it didn’t surprise me recently when, that there were major developments in negative emissions technology (NET). The first was a subject I wrote about over a year ago:
Episode #84: 'The Clean Energy Opportunity for Community Energy Providers' With Nick Chaset, CEO of East Bay Community Energy [an Energy Central Power Perspectives™ Podcast]
The landscape of the traditional legacy utility continues to be challenged by new technologies, public policies, and customer demands. Among the latest developments that are creating change in the power sector is the rise of Community Energy..
Setting up industrial regions for net zero
Australia In the last year there has been an incredible shift with strong tailwinds building behind achieving net zero emissions. Net zero targets are now set across states and at a national level and industry is seeing the opportunities of..
Covering Germany’s green hydrogen demand: Transport options for enabling imports
Green hydrogen will play an important role in the energy transition. In Europe, Germany is expected to become the biggest importer of green hydrogen and its derivatives, accounting for more than half of the combined hydrogen import demand across..
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