Energy Update
Bloom Energy inaugurated a new high-volume commercial electrolyzer line at the company's facility in New Jersey, increasing their overall production capacity to 2 GW.
Texas Power Podcast host Doug Lewin is joined this week by Dr. Joshua Rhodes, who is a research scientist at the University of Texas at Austin, a non-resident fellow at Columbia University, and a founding partner and the CTO of IdeaSmiths LLC, to discuss the Texas electricity market redesign and the results of a highly-anticipated report on the cost and effectiveness of three proposals before regulators.
Sunrun has been selected to build Puerto Rico's first virtual power plant by the island's electric utility provider.
Sunrun said it will aggregate the solar and battery storage systems of more than 7,000 customers to form the 17 MW VPP. The company is aiming to dispatch the VPP in 2024.
Parent company FirstEnergy now has the option to take a 20% stake in new Shell-owned offshore wind transmission development company.
During a period that saw the U.S. pass its first policy to meaningfully address climate change, the clean energy industry recorded its slowest quarter in three years.
Residential solar markets are growing both broader and deeper as the income level of adopters falls and as more states become attractive for installers.
The trends were included in the latest edition of the annual report, Residential Solar-Adopter Income and Demographic Trends, from the Energy Department’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
A newly-formed coalition of some of the largest utilities in the U.S. will pursue a “six-state hydrogen hub” in the Southeast and plans to apply for funding from an $8 billion U.S. Department of Energy program.
The coalition includes Dominion Energy, Duke Energy, Louisville Gas & Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Company (LG&E and KU), Southern Company, and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), along with Battelle and others, according to an announcement Nov. 1.
A Federal Energy Regulatory Commission complaint by a transmission subsidiary of Invenergy shows barriers for merchant transmission developers.
Arizona-based municipal utility Salt River Project (SRP) signed contracts with Plus Power to bring online two battery storage systems with a total combined output of 340 MW by early summer 2024.
The first project, called Sierra Estrella, will be a 250 MW/1 GWh storage system located in Avondale. The second, Superstition, will be a 90 MW/360 MWh system located in Gilbert. Both would be owned and operated by a subsidiary of Plus Power.
Reports have been circulating for weeks that Russian troops have either already targeted and bombed hydropower plants in Ukraine or that these plants are future targets.
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