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  • Electric Utilities Will Soon Be Digital and Even More Focused on Clean Energy

    At the recently held POWER-GEN and DistribuTECH Africa conference, which took place in Johannesburg, South Africa, Ashley Theron, senior content editor for Renewable Energy World’s sister website Smart Energy International, interviewed Vera Kriel, Founding Director of Utility Coach about the utility of the future. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Yet Another Sorry Epilogue for Sinovel Wind(华锐风电)

    On July 30, 2018 the controlling shareholder of Sinovel Wind, the publicly traded wind turbine manufacturer, whose Shakespearian rise to prominence and subsequent ignominious fall from grace was chronicled in Renewable Energy World over the last ten years, made a filing with securities regulators that presaged yet another humiliating epilogue for Sinovel. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Drones Plus AI Making Headway as Solar Asset Management Technology

    Utility-scale solar asset management took a leap forward last week with the announcement that Enel Green Power North America (EGPNA) is teaming up with Raptor Maps, a company that uses drones and machine-to-machine learning / artificial intelligence (AI). The companies hope that the solution will cut solar operations and maintenance (O&M) costs. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Negative Electricity Pricing Abounds As Wind, Solar Flood the Grid

    Bright and breezy days are becoming a deeper nightmare for utilities struggling to earn a return on traditional power plants. With wind and solar farms sprouting up in more areas — and their power getting priority to feed into the grid in many places — the amount of electricity being generated is outstripping demand during…

  • Hawaii OKs Molokai island solar, battery storage project

    The project will include 4.88 MW of solar panels. Its battery system will store energy and discharge up to 2.6 MW during peak hours Source: Renewable Energy

  • Demand for Clean Energy Coming from Businesses, not Politics

    American firms have accounted for 4.2 GW, or 60 percent, of global corporate clean energy procurements so far in 2018, already setting a record over 2017’s previous benchmark pace, according to Bloomberg NEF report.    Source: Renewable Energy

  • Report: California Power System Shifting Dramatically through DER, EVs and CCA

    With California’s grid facing an era of rapid change as access to renewable energy grows, three new reports from the nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank Next 10 examine key issues involving the state’s power system. The reports take a deep dive into how the grid might be challenged or helped by the rise of electric vehicles;…

  • EPM to raise US$1.4 billion from asset sales to remain solvent after 2.4-GW Ituango hydro crisis

    Empresas Publicas de Medellin in Colombia has announced it plans to raise up to US$1.4 billion from asset sales in a bid to remain solvent in the wake of the crisis at the 2.4-GW Ituango hydro facility. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Singapore-based Blockchain Company Sparks Interest from TEPCO

    According to Martin Lim, COO of Electrify.Asia, a company facilitating peer-to-peer energy trading across the distribution grid, blockchain technology doesn’t take utilities out of the equation, but rather it adds another layer of potential revenue for them and helps reduce the cost of delivering energy to homes and businesses. Source: Renewable Energy

  • US Offshore Wind Farm to Sell Power for 6.5 Cents per kWh

    Massachusetts electricity users will reap $1.4 billion in benefits over 20 years from the first commercial-scale offshore wind farm in the U.S. Avangrid Inc. and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, joint developers of the 800-megawatt project south of Martha’s Vineyard, expect to provide power and renewable energy credits at a levelized price of 6.5 cents per kilowatt…

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