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Sustainability, Industry Updates

Our Next Energy, Inc. (ONE) | February 24, 2023

On February 23, 2023, Our Next Energy, Inc. (ONE) announces Aries GridTM, a lithium iron phosphate utility-scale battery system capable of long-term energy storage. Aries Grid, manufactured in the United States, represents a significant milestone in efforts to scale up investments in renewable energy infrastructure and grid resilience. Tools have been introduced by the IRA that allows ONE and its customers to leverage product cost offsets and federal investment tax credits for t...

Evwind | June 11, 2020

Many of the businesses across the country that power our everyday lives are increasingly choosing wind energy to power their operations. Once a niche market, corporate customers now routinely represent 40 percent or more of announced wind power contracts in a given year and are some of the most sought-after customers by wind project developers. A new AWEA report released today, Wind Powers American Business, focuses on this growing segment and highlights the top corporate buyers of wind energy i...

Energy

PR Newswire | January 15, 2024

Eletopia, a leading provider of smart energy storage solutions, is transforming the energy storage market with innovative technology. Integrating advanced battery management, energy conversion, and intelligent energy operation, Eletopia offers comprehensive solutions, redefining home energy management. In an era prioritizing energy reliability and sustainability, Eletopia's whole-house backup power solution will impact the power plans for U.S. homeowners. Providing security du...

Strategy and Best Practices

Duke Energy | September 01, 2022

With the completion of a new 74.9-megawatt (MW) solar facility in Hardee County, Duke Energy reached a significant milestone – it has delivered on its commitment to provide 700 MW of clean energy to Florida customers. The Charlie Creek Solar Power Plant is the last of 10 solar sites that are part of the company's multiyear plan on file with the Florida Public Service Commission to deliver 700 MW of solar generation from 2018 through 2022. Elected officials...