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Energy Video Week 2 January 2022: Finally, a Nailable Solar Shingle
1) 1st cold front of yr cuts Permian Basin gas output 20% w/frozen equipment & flared off gas. Most lost output since last Feb.
2) New York’ 2022 State of State w/strong sustainability goals: $500 mn for offshore wind supply chain, $1 bn for EVs, a doubling of energy storage to 6,000 MW by 2030, and creation of designated national hydrogen hub.
3) Cummins plans joins w/Chinese state-owned oil co Sinopec in 1 GW PEM Chinese electrolyzer factory.
4) Nikola inks two separate contracts to supply total 200 electric trucks to Heniff and USA Truck in as-a service model.
5) Our Next Energy drives retrofitted Tesla Model S 725 miles on single charge of its 203.7 KWh battery.
6) GM unveils electric Chevy Silverado pickup, out in 2023, w/est’d 400-mile range & base price of 39,900.
7) Ford to double 2023 F-150 Lightning production yet again, this time to 150K vehicles.
8) Wallbox Industries announces a second gen bi-directional home charger, turning EVs into emergency backup power sources.
9) GAF Energy’s nailable shingles can be installed by any roofing contractor as fast as a regular shingle. New 50 MW facility in CA to produce 60” by 16” shingle w/pre-installed wiring. #sustainability #PKayDee #theenergyswitch#energytransition #solarenergy #EVs #batteries
Energy Video Week 2 January 2022: Finally, a Nailable Solar Shingle
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