As you continue to get used to the “new normal”, an unexpected event may come along and turn your daily work on its head. Unfortunately, natural disasters and other major storms do not care about COVID-19, but we do.
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Storm season is here, long-term projects are in motion, and your day-to-day work still has little surprises popping up along the way. While you continue to navigate these challenges, the COVID-19 Pandemic does not seem to care, but we do.
an agreement to sell 80% of the interest in the respective portfolio, an estimated 250 million euros (278 million US dollars), on a debt-free and cash-free basis.
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Mammoth California utility Pacific Gas & Electric is scrambling to get new microgrids in place at 20 of its power substations ahead of this year’s autumn wildfire season. The post PG&E Wants 20 New Microgrids Before 2020 Wildfire...
Difficult to keep up with the trends in renewable energy - one day nuclear power plants are part of the climate change action plan and, the next day, the demise of the nuclear power plants has created an entirely new industry.
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Amazon seeks renewable power for Japan data centres
A Japanese trading house is considering supplying electricity to Amazon from an off-shore wind farm to be built in Japan if it wins in the government auction that began last year....
May 14, 2021
Nissan Leaf Owners Could Start Feeding Energy Into Grid by End of Year
Owners of Nissan Leaf electric vehicles in Australia could start using their cars’ batteries to power their homes and feed back into the grid as early as the end of 2021. Nissan Australia’s head of electrification Ben Warren...
May 13, 2021
Supervisors sued for $7.5M for denying third solar facility
WINCHESTER — Hollow Road Solar LLC, National Fruit Orchards Inc. and Diane Holmes are suing the Frederick County Board of Supervisors for denying a conditional-use permit for a utility-scale solar power generating facility in...
May 13, 2021
Rolling Blackouts Hit Taiwan After Accident at Power Plant
TAIPEI, Taiwan — An accident at a power plant in southern Taiwan on Thursday prompted the authorities to institute an emergency rolling blackout across the island, leaving millions without electricity in the middle of the...
May 13, 2021
Huge corporations are saving $10 billion on Texas taxes, and you’re paying for it #TX
A similar pattern can be found in the renewable energy industry. Wind farms are projected to receive $2.1 billion in Chapter 313 tax breaks. Yet West Texas’ bountiful supply of wind and transmission lines already makes it the...
May 13, 2021
Solar Photovoltaics in Quebec: Competitive with Wind and Hydro by 2030
As Quebec forges ahead in its energy transition and ramps up the electrification of its economy energy needs continue to rise and the province is anticipating an energy shortfall by 2026 In this context renewable energy...
May 13, 2021
President Biden’s TVA Nominees Urged to Lead Utility’s Transition to 100% Just, Renewable Energy
The groups sent a letter today to the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, which will hold a hearing on the nominations ahead of a full Senate vote. Today’s letter notes that phasing out TVA’s carbon pollution is...
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