New York will certainly need more of this if the state hopes to hit its clean energy targets.
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Since the last decade, Pakistan Power System has experienced a number of system-wide power outages. This is probably the first time small signal stability problems have been observed in the grid. This can be attributed with poor transmission..
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Walz pushes again for carbon-free electricity in Minnesota to avert climate crisis
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Democratic majorities in the House and Senate, along with a new Biden administration, promise sweeping policy changes in the United States. This includes campaign pledges to remake America's electricity mix. But with campaign...
Jan 22, 2021
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Jan 22, 2021
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City needs to advise taxpayers of facts and numbers for solar panels.
Jan 22, 2021
China reports 72GW wind connected to grid in record-breaking 2020
China's National Energy Administration stunned industry observers this week when it announced 71.7GW of wind was connected to the grid last year. However, the record-shattering figure comes with a few caveats...
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