Energy Update
Newer utility-scale solar PV plants are holding up better to degradation than their predecessors. But actual performance is slightly worse than expected in the first year of a plant's operation, according to new analysis.
Grid-scale energy storage developers overcame supply chain headaches and project delays to deploy a record 3 GW in 2021, according to analysis by S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Researchers across the U.S. will study hurricane risks facing planned offshore wind installations along the Atlantic coast.
Honda will begin testing its zero-emissions fuel cell power station at its corporate campus in Torrance, California in early 2023, the company announced.
The U.S. could soon emerge as a leader in floating offshore wind development, according to a new report.
Eight research teams from across the country will work with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory to develop models to improve uptake of solar energy in underserved communities.
The U.S. Department of Commerce gave itself another 15 days to wrap up an initial review of a bid by a domestic solar manufacturer seeking tariffs to be imposed on module imports from four Asian countries.
In a one-page statement dated March 10, Commerce said it needed more time to review and assess what it described as “novel and complex” issues raised by Auxin Solar’s request. Commerce set a March 25 deadline to complete its initial review.
San Antonio-based CPS Energy signed a 15-year commercial agreement with Quidnet Energy for a 1 MW, 10-hour energy storage facility using geomechanical pumped storage technology. Following initial deployment, the municipal utility has the option to expand the project to 15 MW.
Ørsted and Maersk, global leaders in their respective industries of renewable energy and shipping, are partnering on a green fuels project along the Gulf Coast.
Ørsted plans to develop a 675 MW Power-to-X facility in an unidentified location. The facility would be supported by 1.2 GW of onshore wind and solar farms.
Deployments of ocean energy devices are back to pre-pandemic levels, with Europe installing over 10 times as much tidal energy capacity and three times as much wave energy capacity in 2021 as compared with 2020, Ocean Energy Europe reports.
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