ENERGY STORAGE NEWS November 17, 2016
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| From a recent report on energy storage by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources, conditions seem to be turning more favorable for energy storage installations. Watch our webinar about the challenges and opportunities for energy storage, and learn what’s important to consider if you’re planning on doing an energy storage project of your own to take advantage of the new tailwinds for energy storage in the Northeast. Watch now > |
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| Larry Alton | November 10, 2016
Maybe it’s the nature of the “new”: Although the renewable energy movement has been gathering momentum for several decades now, it’s still the young citizens who are primarily transforming... |
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| Renewable Energy World Editors | November 16, 2016
A San Diego Walmart store will begin testing a refrigeration battery system that uses the store’s existing refrigeration to store cooling at night by freezing tanks of salt water. |
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| Tom Randall | November 15, 2016
What will Donald Trump actually do? It’s a question many Americans are asking themselves now that the U.S. |
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| Jennifer Runyon | November 15, 2016
A note from Andrea Luecke, The Solar Foundation: Dear Solar Industry Professional, The Solar Foundation is working with the U.S. Department of Energy and BW Research Partnership... |
| Elizabeth Ingram | November 15, 2016
The Dubai Electricity & Water Authority has announced plans to build a 250-MW pumped-storage hydropower project in Hatta at Al Hattawi Dam. |
| The Energy Show on Renewable Energy World | November 15, 2016
Electricity is a commodity — indistinguishable regardless of the source (all kWh are the same), available from different suppliers and easily transferable. But like many commodities, the... |
| David Rather | November 15, 2016
Residential solar acquisition costs have been increasing, partially driven by high levels of penetration in established markets of California, New York and Massachusetts. |
| Shem Oirere | November 14, 2016
Government involvement in the design, development and operation of mini-grids in East Africa is hampering the much anticipated fast-growth of private sector investments in renewable energy... |
| Elizabeth Ingram | November 14, 2016
The completed technical feasibility study for the Kidston pumped storage project revealed that 250 MW is the optimal size for this facility in terms of capacity, with six hours of... |
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