We’re thrilled to announce that we are a Phase 1 SOLVE IT Prize winner by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)! We secured $80,000 to identify innovative clean energy solutions for the borough of Sharpsburg to support its clean, independent energy future. Are you a partner interested in collaborating on this project to assist Sharpsburg in their goal of being energy independent? Reach out to [email protected]. Read more about the SOLVE IT competition here: https://bit.ly/4bhSmJ0
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The third segment of our "Building for the Future" blog series focuses on solar plus storage projects. We explain how these systems optimize energy efficiency and grid reliability, flexibility, and resilience, and why they play a crucial role in the advancement of a robust clean energy economy. #solar #solarplusstorage #cleanenergy #cleanenergytransition #cleanenergyinnovation #sustainability #betterenergyfuture
Building for the Future, Part III: Solar Storage — Sunwealth®
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18 new #sustainable energy projects were announced in 11 states in August alone. You can find out more at https://lnkd.in/g-nCjVYF Learn how you can participate in the clean energy economy at https://lnkd.in/ehBcjvM #SolarPower, #CleanEnergy, #HBCUCleanEnergyInitiative
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Did you know that the US set a new quarterly record in clean energy investment: $71 billion. That's a 40% increase from the first quarter of 2023. Stats like these show how truly durable the clean energy industry is. However, there is more work to be done! To keep up with investments and meet climate goals, we need average annual capacity additions of 70 to 126 gigawatts between 2025 and 2030, more than twice the amount of clean energy the country added last year. https://bit.ly/3Whcsi6 #2024 #CleanEnergy
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The benefits of transitioning to renewable energy are much spoken about, but the work involved to facilitate the transition is a topic we see far less of in the news. This is an interesting read from Arup. The skills required to facilitate this change are in extreme shortage and an issue our engineering companies need to address as a matter of urgency. The sourcing of talent is just the start of that journey but how we track the talent and attract them when they are ready to move is a key to hiring great people into our industry.
Our 2024 Zunz Lecture, held in partnership with the University of Technology Sydney, explored how Australia’s transition to renewable energy will reimagine our energy grid. We brought together a cross-industry panel with diverse perspectives to discuss the renewable challenge and opportunities from a government, science and engineering, energy provider and operator, First Nations and consumer perspective. Professor Hugh Durrant-Whyte, NSW Chief Scientist, laid out the complexities of unlocking the renewable energy sector and transforming the grid, encouraging industry to embrace uncertainty: “A renewable and decarbonised future for Australia is now less certain than it was in 2020, and that is a good thing. With rapid technology advances in battery storage and solar, we now have a plethora of options to build a renewable industry.” Missed this years’ event? Read insights from our panelists and watch the full event highlights video here: https://bit.ly/3uRVuvY Thank you to all our speakers and panelists for your insights: Thomas Briault at Arup, Andrew Kingsmill at EnergyCo, Melanie Grills at Arup, Colin Crisafulli at Endeavour Energy (NSW) and Ed Langham at University of Technology Sydney. #EnergyTransition #RenewableEnergy #Australia
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Well done, clear commitment from AGL. It is worth noting that seasoned utilities clearly understand that firming capacity is essential in enabling further penetration of renewables in the power systems. Wartsila's BESS and flexible gas plants can help perform this firming on a second as well as on a seasonal basis. #energytransition #everysecondcounts #energy
Today, we held our Annual General Meeting (AGM) on the traditional lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation in Sydney. The AGM, including question time, focused on our progress connecting customers to a sustainable future, while transitioning our energy portfolio. Our strategy lays out a clear ambition to add ~12GW of new renewable generation and firming capacity to our portfolio by the end of 2035. To achieve this goal, we have several exciting projects under development, including our 50MW battery at Broken Hill and development of a 500MW battery on the site of the former Liddell Power Station in the Hunter region. As we progress our strategy, we will continue to work with customers, communities, industry, and government to advocate for the coordinated decarbonisation of Australia’s electricity sector in a way that balances energy reliability and affordability.
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Electricity from 100% renewable resources... T-Mobile connects the world, while striving to make it a better place. Their 2023 corporate responsibility report goes deep into the different ways their business is making an impact. From the way they operate, to the people they choose to do business with, and the ways they give back to their communities—they’re always working to be a force for good in the world. Read the report and see how: https://t-mo.co/4eeV198.
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Humans are decent at linear and proportional thinking, but we struggle with exponential change…even as we live through it! This presentation puts today’s pace of climate technologies into context with a great synthesis and visualization. Thanks for sharing it, Laurens.
Last Friday I gave a presentation at about our research on the energy transition as a kickstart for a discussion about tripling renewable capacity by 2030 and doubling down on efficiency. Slides attached below. Link to the recording of the event: https://lnkd.in/ebj5ys2E Link to the research: https://lnkd.in/e3gnQ9am Thanks Laetitia De Marez, Denali Hussin, Julia Fonteles, Maura Lillis, Yuki Numata, Emily White for the excellent event and Jon Creyts, Antha N. Williams, Bruce Douglas, Vera Rodenhoff, Charles Wanguhu for the great discussion. #aheadofthecurve #doubledown #tripleup #NYCW
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"Conservatives like us know there are no losers when it comes to American energy generation. Policy that unleashes clean energy innovation by leveraging the market and cutting red tape wins every time." — CRES President Heather Reams and Conservative Energy Network CEO John Szoka Read more on American energy innovation wins every time in the latest from RealClearEnergy:
Forget Picking Winners and Losers, American Clean Energy Innovation Wins Every Time
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Solvest shares our thoughts on the recent pause of the Microgeneration program, misconceptions of solar and practical solutions for a sustainable energy future for the Yukon. https://lnkd.in/gCwqcNjj
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