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PV and Storage Late Spring 2022
Section 2 of this post will present a roadmap to decarbonization composed by a major California Utility and others. Section 3 will present major PV and/or storage projects in the U.S. that were announced recently.
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Solving some of our biggest issues in the C&I (Commercial and Industrial) sectors. Buildings use SO much energy, electricity, heat and of course cooling.
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