Blockchain applications for the solar energy industry

Corporate sourcing strategies can be classified in many different ways, including on-site and off-site, and combinations of the two. This webinar will look at on-site corporate sourcing in particular, whether self-owned and self-invested, leased, an on-site PPA or a near-site direct wire PPA. Land and roofspace are always a key challenge, as is the long term rental of the roof of a building and the need for a back-up grid connection.

oin us for an engaging panel discussion on energy storage featuring experts from Duke Energy, TECO, Wartsila, and Powin Energy. Our panelists, moderated by McKim & Creed’s published Director of Renewables, Sol Haroon, will explore how energy storage can help meet the challenges of obtaining and utilizing clean, predictable, dispatchable and resilient power in the 21st century. Discussion will also include how energy storage is radically changing the renewable energy landscape and the path forward to developing a brighter energy future. To learn more about energy storage, we welcome you to join this conversation on Thursday, March 10 at Noon ET.

It is not a secret that the Australian solar market is growing by leaps and bounds; 81% of the top 35 operational projects were connected to the grid only in the year 2018. Now is the right time to take stock of how the market has developed, and plan ahead to ensure the long-term success and bankability of Australian solar projects.

Clean Energy Solutions Center and Pacific Region Infrastructure Facility (PRIF) are holding a webinar on "Project Costs for Renewable Generation Projects in the Pacific." Renewable Energy Costs in the Pacific—PRIF analyses the capital costs of large solar photovoltaic, wind,and hydro generation projects built in the Pacific over the past decade. The study focuses on capital costs, while the importance of operation and maintenance costs and the levelized cost of electricity are acknowledged. The large range of project costs for renewable generation projects .