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Microsoft, Nike and Common Energy | December 15, 2022

Microsoft, Nike and Common Energy announced that they have partnered to subscribe Standard Solar’s first community solar project in Oregon. The Skyward Community Solar project, located in Clackamas County, Oregon will generate 3.6 million kilowatt hours of clean energy each year, which will be fed into the broader electrical grid. Clean electricity from the project will replace fossil fuel generation and lower carbon emissions and pollution, benefiting the entire community.According ...

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EVLO Energy Storage Inc. | October 09, 2023

EVLO Energy Storage Inc., a subsidiary of Hydro-Québec and a prominent provider of fully integrated battery energy storage systems, has recently announced a significant development. EVLO has entered into an equipment supply agreement with SolarBank Corporation, an independent developer specializing in renewable energy projects, particularly in distributed and community solar initi...

Industry Updates

businesswire | June 08, 2023

Kraken Technologies, one of the world’s fastest growing energy tech companies, has signed its first deal in the US with energy manager Tenaska Power Services (TPS). The initial implementation will manage certain TPS customer battery sites in Texas but could grow across the company’s US portfolio. This strategic collaboration will give TPS greater operational flexibility, enhance grid stability, and optimize its customers’ revenue streams in an increa...

Voa news | August 12, 2020

A team of researchers from Australia and China has developed a way to desalinate and purify salty or brackish water into potable drinking water using solar energy, a process that could provide hope for developing areas without reliable or abundant electricity. The World Health Organization says about 2 billion people worldwide do not have access to water that is safe to drink. Contaminated water can lead to cholera, dysentery, typhoid and a host of other diseases. And the WHO says that situation...