Day: April 28, 2022

Zinc battery developer Enzinc has been selected for a $1.8 million California Energy Commission (CEC) BRIDGE award to further develop its batteries for mobility and stationary uses. After approval, the proceeds, along with $1 million of matching funds, will be used to design and test a long-duration stationary battery and build out a pilot anode manufacturing …

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DSD Renewables has broken ground on an 8.4-MW solar portfolio spanning three Caesars Entertainment properties in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The projects will help Caesar meet its goal of using 100% renewable energy by 2050. The portfolio includes two solar canopies (1.7 MW and 886 kW) at Caesars Atlantic City, two canopies (1.93 MW and …

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Rendering of a Convergent Energy + Power project in Maryland. Energy storage provider Convergent Energy + Power has added three more solar + storage systems for Choptank Electrical Cooperative based in Maryland. These systems are in addition to the two systems Convergent has been operating for the utility since 2019. These new solar + storage systems …

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Lawson’s Finest Liquids announced that construction of the largest solar canopy in the state of Vermont is now complete at the company’s Brewery and Taproom in Waitsfield. Built by SunCommon, an iSun company, the structure features 495 REC 375-W solar modules seated above 40 covered parking spaces and 10 level-two electric vehicle charging stations. The …

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Seneca Solar, the energy solutions division of Seneca Holdings, announced a new partnership with Alternative Energy Development Group (AEDG), a developer of commercial- and industrial-scale clean energy projects. Together, the companies will collaborate on their Earth-healing work in service of Indigenous communities in the United States and around the world. Seneca Solar, certified under the …

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Community solar developer UGE has teamed up with the Center for an Ecology-Based Economy and the Town of Norway and to bring community solar to Norway, Maine. The 1-MW solar farm, set to begin construction this summer, will be built atop a capped landfill. In addition to saving on energy costs, the Town of Norway …

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