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Photovoltaic & Storage, Late 2021 - Part 1
The last post on this subject was in September, just two short months from when I’m starting to work on this post. In that post I opined: Solar Energy’s amazing development and rapidly exploding deployments can only lead me to believe that it will accept a lion’s share of renewable energy’s displacement of greenhouse gas (GHG) emitting electric energy sources. No different opinion at this point.
This first post will be on non-project related developments, for Photovoltaic and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). The second post, two days after this one, will be for all recent or upcoming projects in the U.S. of at least 150 MW.
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A toolbox for the EU’s energy crisis
In this episode of Watt Matters, we make sense of the short and long-term measures that Brussels is proposing to alleviate Europe's energy price crisis and its impact on the EU's energy companies.
100% Clean Electricity by 2035?
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EVs Early Fall 2022
There is a huge amount of new information coming out on the title-vehicles. Thus, I felt it was best to start and schedule this post before this trove requires a multivolume post.
The Geopolitics of the Energy Transformation: The Hydrogen Factor
The Geopolitics of the Energy Transformation: The Hydrogen Factor
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