Battery storage
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	Press ReleasesAPS, First Solar Partner on Arizona’s Largest Battery Storage Project50-MW solar plus storage facility will serve APS customers during hot summer months PHOENIX–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Two homegrown leaders in renewable energy, Arizona Public Service and First Solar (Nasdaq: FSLR), are bringing a first-of-its-kind 50-megawatt (MW) solar-fueled battery to the desert to provide clean power to Arizonans on hot summer days. This project will make Arizona home […] Tagged in:
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	RenewablesDistributed Energy Resources Bring Benefits, Challenges and New OpportunitiesDistributed energy resources have changed the power generation sector, disrupting traditional markets and distribution models. Those working in the field tell POWER that research and development will continue Tagged in:
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	RenewablesSay Hello to Hybrid Microgrids: Renewables, Storage, Diesel, and IntelligenceWhen is a D+ grade acceptable? The answer should be never. But that’s the state of the U.S. power grid according to the 2017 infrastructure report card issued by the American Society for Civil Engineers (ASCE). And the impact of this year’s catastrophic hurricane season only reinforced its vulnerability. Given the billions of dollars of […] 
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	GasTwo SCE Gas-Battery Hybrid Projects Revolutionize Peaker PerformanceFor deploying a novel, groundbreaking gas-battery hybrid technology along with environmentally significant upgrades within a tight installment window, and despite logistical hurdles, Southern California 
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	HistoryMicrogrids: An Old Concept Could Be New AgainSelf-contained, small islands of electric generation, storage and distribution inside the existing grid–microgrids–could be the next big thing in electricity. But some argue they may be just another Tagged in:
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	RenewablesBattery Storage Goes MainstreamGrid-connected batteries have long been touted as a tantalizing prospect that could help balance electricity supply and demand as the amount of installed variable renewable generation ramps up. New 
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	Press ReleasesFluidic Energy’s First Zinc-Air Battery Storage Systems Reach Five Year Milestone, Setting Performance Records and Paving the Way for Renewables AdoptionSCOTTSDALE, Ariz., March 22, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Clean energy storage solutions leader Fluidic Energy™ has completed the five year warranty period at one of its first Zinc-air long duration energy storage system installations and has proven the capabilities of the technology to overcome barriers of theft, reliability and cost that have historically slowed feasibility and […] Tagged in:
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	RenewablesElon Musk: ‘The Future Is Bright for Utilities’Although many observers consider Elon Musk—the visionary entrepreneur who leads Tesla Motors and SpaceX—to be a disruptive force threatening the conventional power industry, he believes power companies have a bright future, if his goal to expand the use of electric cars and install vast numbers of rooftop solar systems is achieved. Speaking during a presentation […] 
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	Press ReleasesKokam to Build 36 Megawatt Energy Storage System (ESS) for KEPCO, Increasing Its Total Worldwide ESS Project Portfolio to 132-MegawattsWhen completed, the 36-megawatt frequency regulation project will increase the total ESS capacity delivered by Kokam to South Korean utility KEPCO to 92-megawatts Seoul, South Korea – August 8, 2016 – Kokam Co., Ltd, the world’s premier provider of innovative battery solutions, today announced that South Korea’s largest utility, Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) [NYSE: KEP], […] 
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	Energy StoragePractical Considerations for Siting Utility-Scale Battery ProjectsGetting the most cost-effective use out of a battery storage system isn’t just a matter of plug-and-play. Where and how you site a battery can make a big difference in how well it does its job. Several battery experts who spoke to POWER explain what you need to think about. So you want to buy […] Tagged in:
 
					 
					 
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