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| | | | | If approved and constructed, the former Kitty Hawk North Wind site, now known as CVOW-South, would generate up to 800 MW of renewable energy. | | |
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| | | | | The 2024 Offshore Wind Market Report suggests the United States can quickly make up ground and have 40 GW of offshore wind deployed by 2035. | | |
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| | | | | WoodMac predicts 5.4 TWac of new solar and wind will come online by 2033, as global energy storage capacity grows by more than 600%. | | |
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| | | Potential new duties could raise costs by 10 ¢/W for domestically produced modules and 15 ¢/W for imports, impacting project economics. | | |
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| | | Solar developers for years have raised complaints about how utilities process requests to connect to the electric grid. A new state position aims to help resolve those conflicts. | | |
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| | | New England Wind 1 and 2, located about 20 nautical miles south of Martha's Vineyard, will have a combined total capacity of up to 2,600 MW. | | |
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| | | Rhode Island wants 600 MW of energy storage by 2033; the PUC has until September 1 to adopt a framework for ESS rate tariffs. | | |
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| | | The new project could deliver up to 250 megawatts of electricity. South Dakota ranks 13th in the nation with 3,462 megawatts of installed wind energy capacity. | | |
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| | | After multiple projects faced strong local opposition, two developers are trying a different approach that prioritizes early, proactive community engagement. | | |
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| | | In more recent years, the Vatican has sought to offset its overall carbon footprint as ecologically minded popes have made caring for the environment a priority. | | |
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| | | The $50 million financing package consists of a final commitment to finance two production lines in the immediate near term, plus a preliminary commitment to finance several additional production lines as ESS scales up its production capacity to meet customer demand. | | |
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| | | CPower CEO Michael Smith joined the Factor This! podcast to break down the technology behind VPPs, where the industry stands today, and the critical markets no one is looking at. | | |
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| UPCOMING EVENTS  Registration is live! We are headed to Newport, Rhode Island, USA from October 28-30, 2024. New England has set ambitious clean energy goals and is well on its way to weaning off fossil fuels, but major obstacles remain along the path to 100% renewable energy, including the intermittent nature of wind and solar, lack of land for large utility-scale projects, and increasingly harsh weather. |
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 Episode 79 of the Factor This! podcast features Michael Smith, CEO of the leading C&I virtual power plant provider CPower, who breaks down the technology behind VPPs, where the industry stands today, and the critical markets no one is looking at. |
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