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Grid tech company Kaluza invests in blockchain firm Electron
Grid technology firm Kaluza is investing in British blockchain company Electron. Source: Renewable Energy
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Grid tech company Kaluza invests in blockchain firm Electron
Grid technology firm Kaluza is investing in British blockchain company Electron. Source: Renewable Energy
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San Francisco mulls creating its own 100 percent renewables-focused utility from PG&E wreckage
What happens when a famously left-leaning city dives into the buttoned-down business of electric utilities? San Francisco may soon find out. Source: Renewable Energy
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Renewable, energy efficiency groups mount united front vs. Trump budget
Trump’s proposed budget severely cuts the EPA and DOE’s efficiency and renewables offices, but allocates funding for R&D, clean coal and advanced nuclear. Source: Renewable Energy
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Wind-solar pairing cuts equipment costs while ramping up output
A trailblazing wind-solar hybrid project in western Minnesota could be a preview of what’s to come as renewable developers look for new ways to bolster projects. Source: Renewable Energy
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Storage system built at world’s biggest solar park
An energy storage system has been installed at the largest single-site solar park in the world. Source: Renewable Energy
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Opinion: Puerto Rico's energy future is renewable
When Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, it cut short nearly 3,000 lives, displaced thousands of families, and subjected the commonwealth to the longest energy blackout in U.S. history. This tragedy invited a new vision for Puerto Rico’s battered electric grid, and I hoped that a central tenet of the rebuilding effort would be an aggressive…
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UK in deal to unlock offshore wind boom and green jobs
Offshore wind is set to provide more than 30 per cent of UK electricity by 2030 after the government today launched a landmark deal with the renewables industry. Source: Renewable Energy
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UK in deal to unlock offshore wind boom and green jobs
Offshore wind is set to provide more than 30 per cent of UK electricity by 2030 after the government today launched a landmark deal with the renewables industry. Source: Renewable Energy
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Indian government to declare large hydropower projects a renewable energy source
The Indian government’s Union Cabinet, chaired by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved measures to promote the hydropower sector that include declaring large hydropower projects to be part of the non-solar renewable purchase obligation (RPO). Source: Renewable Energy