How string inverters are delivering LCOE benefits for large modern solar farms

This joint CESI and EnerNex webinar offers an international perspective on renewable energy integration, along with current and future challenges set by the ambitious targets for renewable energy sources. Keeping the grid reliable and secure as renewable growth accelerates are significant industry concerns. Experts from CESI and EnerNex discuss the engineering approaches being applied to address these challenges, and how new approaches might be necessary along this path of renewable energy growth.

Green energy trading is an emerging topic within the power sector that has received relatively little attention to date. Indeed, the phrases “renewable energy” and “power trading” are rarely found in the same sentence. In many markets around the world, intermittent renewable energy sources — primarily wind and solar — are gaining an increasing share of electricity supply, mainly at the expense of coal and nuclear power.

Lebanon relies on importing fossil fuels to meet its domestic energy demand. 88% of the country’s total electricity consumption comes from fossil fuels. To re-shore energy fuels and lower C02 emissions; Lebanon has an objective to have 12% of Lebanese energy coming from renewable sources by 2020. To bring some light about this topic, we invite you to join the experts at ATA Insights’ next open session: What? The growing renewable energy in Lebanon When? Thursday, 30th May at 10:00 CEST Where? Online – Places are free but limited. Sign up here: http://bit.ly/2HdDY8P In this webinar we analyze in detail how the clean energy transition will take place in Lebanon: Hear what are the national objectives in the Lebanese renewable strategy and get a current the status update of the efforts so far Analyze the state of the Lebanese grid right now to understand where are what services required Consider the opportunities for storage in the Lebanese grid and what are the main applications it will be required for, from short term to long term storage

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.