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| | | | Rolls Battery's new S-Series 12V & 24V LFP models are an enhanced range of maintenance-free, lightweight flooded and sealed lead-acid alternatives. With fast charge & discharge capability and operating protections for safety & security, the new S-Series lineup includes a built-in display for easy state-of-charge and error indication, heating for cold weather operation, unique external fuse access and up to 4S4P (48V) or 1S6P connectivity, backed by a 3-year full replacement manufacturer warranty. | | |
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| | | | | Silicon Ranch, which developed the 100 MW project, plans to appeal the verdicts. | | |
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| | | Commerce delayed its final ruling in the Auxin Solar case to August. So, what's next for the solar industry's prolonged panic attack? | | |
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| | | In one year, Factor This! has grown to become one of the clean energy industry's go-to podcasts for in-depth news, analysis, and commentary. | | |
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| | | Apprenticeship programs are a powerful tool to scale the pipeline of trained talent needed to keep pace with accelerating demand for clean energy. | | |
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| UPCOMING EVENTS  GridTECH Connect Forum is coming to the Northeast! Save the date and be the first to know when registration opens. Spark new ideas and make connections while working towards the goal of interconnecting more DER to the grid from October 23-25, 2023 in Newport, RI! |
 Episode 7 of the Texas Power Podcast featuring Vistra CEO Jim Burke is now available wherever you get your podcasts. Give it a listen & download today! |
 Episode 47 of Factor This! featuring Tim Brightbill, Partner at Wiley Rein is available now! |
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| | | Manufacturers are expected to need to scale up production capacity to reach 2.9–3.7 terawatts a year within 10–15 years, at a cost of $600 billion to $660 billion. Then what? | | |
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| | | Environmental advocates have filed a lawsuit against the CPUC over its decision to slash rooftop solar compensation in the NEM 3.0 proceeding. | | |
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| | | Angelo Storage and Great Kiskadee Storage will each deliver 100MW/200 MWh of capacity to the Texas grid. | | |
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