Month: September 2023

Clean Power Research has announced a series of SolarAnywhere solar resource data and power simulation innovations that support the development and operation of advanced bifacial and solar + storage plants, as well as PV systems in locations with complex terrain or extreme weather risks. Reducing PV modeling uncertainty helps companies decrease financial and operational risk …

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Metal-hydrogen battery company EnerVenue has launched company’s next-generation Energy Storage Vessels (ESVs). Rendering of ESVs racked inside a structure The newest version of ESVs delivers 150% more energy storage capacity than previous versions, increases energy density by 100%, improves nominal power performance by 150% and can now perform in a wider range of temperatures. The next-generation …

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Nautilus Solar Energy and Green Clean Solar have announced their collaboration on a solar panel recycling effort for two community solar projects in Maine. The partnership underscores the commitment of both companies to ensure environmental responsibility from project inception through its end-of-life. Damaged solar panels and waste, totaling 14.11 tons and comprising 512 modules, were …

Green Clean Solar recycles 14 tons of damaged solar panels for developer Read More »

Phoenix not-for-profit public power utility Salt River Project will install a pilot project with a unique long-duration energy storage system. The 5-MW, 10-hour project, named Desert Blume, will use non-lithium batteries from CMBlu Energy. Installed at the Copper Crossing Energy and Research Center in Florence, Arizona, this is the first at-scale installation of CMBlu’s batteries. …

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Atlanta-based solar developer Inman Solar will build a 39-MW solar project to help power Toyota’s motor factory in Alabama. Once completed, more than 70% of Toyota Alabama’s power will come from the sun. Credit: Toyota Toyota Tsusho America Inc. (TAI) will own the system adjacent to the Toyota engine plant. The power will be sold to …

Toyota motor factory in Alabama to run mostly on solar Read More »

Gripple will showcase its new CableSmart range of cable management solutions at RE+ next week. The range includes the new redesigned CableSmart Single Hanger, alongside the recently launched CableSmart Mini Hanger and high capacity Double Hanger. Gripple’s CableSmart cable management system has been specifically developed with input from EPCs and contractors to be faster, safer …

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Paired Power, a provider of solar-powered electric vehicle (EV) charging products, has partnered with Monarch Tractor, maker of the MK-V, the fully electric, driver-optional, connected tractor, to deliver a clean and efficient charging solution for Kaerskov Vineyard. Since July, Monarch’s electric, driver-optional tractor at Kaerskov Vineyard (managed by Carr Winery) has been running successfully using Paired …

California winery turns to Paired Power to charge electric tractors Read More »

FranklinWH Energy Storage has announced the addition of the aHub to its Franklin Home Power Solution. This adapter enables the connection of EVs that have vehicle-to-load (V2L) capabilities and 120-V/240-V portable generators to FranklinWH’s home energy management system. Should a home be impacted by a grid outage, the Franklin Home Power Solution can leverage energy …

FranklinWH can combo EVs and generators with residential battery system Read More »