Innovations in Grid Batteries, Solar Panels, Pumped Hydro, Lithium Batteries, and Thermal Energy Storage, 2019 Study The “Innovations in Grid Batteries, Solar Panels, Pumped Hydro, Lithium Batteries, and Thermal Energy Storage” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. This edition of the Energy and Power Systems TechVision Opportunity Engine (TOE) covers innovations in various forms … Continue reading Innovations in Grid Batteries, Solar Panels, Pumped Hydro, Lithium Batteries, and Thermal Energy Storage, 2019 Study→
U.S. Power Traders Are Bored and Can’t Wait for Summer’s Sizzle It’s been a spring without spikes for U.S. power traders, and June probably won’t help much either in most markets. That’s leaving them craving for the prolonged heat waves of summer — not to take a vacation on the beach, but for temperatures to … Continue reading U.S. Power Traders Are Bored and Can’t Wait for Summer’s Sizzle→
As Ohio Senate nears vote on nuke subsidy bill, PJM finds closing plants could save $1.6B The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission and Ohio Consumers’ Counsel requested the PJM report to illustrate the impacts of nuclear plant retirements on both market prices and emissions. The focus was on giving the utilities and energy commission “unbiased data … Continue reading As #Ohio Senate nears vote on nuke subsidy bill, PJM finds closing plants could save $1.6B→
Nuclear power will fade unless it becomes more competitive Nuclear power is in danger of fading away as a significant source of electricity supply. The fade will be gradual but is already evident in Germany and the US and the trend is likely to be followed in France, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland and Belgium. In … Continue reading Nuclear power will fade unless it becomes more competitive→
Amazon accused of abandoning 100 percent renewable energy goal Amazon has been accused of abandoning a much-publicized goal of running its data centers on 100 percent renewable energy — instead focusing its attention on winning business from the oil and gas industry. According to a Greenpeace report released earlier this year, some of Amazon’s most … Continue reading #Amazon accused of abandoning 100 percent renewable energy goal→
Chicago becomes largest US city to commit to 100% clean energy The Chicago City Council on Wednesday unanimously voted to commit to 100% renewable energy by 2035, making it the largest U.S. city thus far to do so. The Mayor’s Office Sustainability Team will be responsible for developing a citywide transition plan for 100% clean … Continue reading #Chicago becomes largest US city to commit to 100% clean energy→
Amazon announces three new wind farms as report questions company’s clean energy commitment mazon announced three new wind farms on Monday as part of its long-term commitment to 100 percent renewable energy throughout its global infrastructure. But a separate report the same day questions that commitment, while probing the e-commerce giant’s connection to Big Oil. … Continue reading #Amazon announces three new wind farms as report questions company’s clean energy commitment→
Thermal Battery Holds 1.2 Megawatt-Hours of Energy in a 20-Foot Box It could prove to be far more efficient than traditional lithium-ion alternatives. A company called CCT Energy Storage just put Lonsdale, South Australia firmly on the map. In late March, the start-up unveiled the very first high-density thermal battery, which out-performs its lithium-ion and … Continue reading Thermal Battery Holds 1.2 Megawatt-Hours of Energy in a 20-Foot Box→
Should the U.S. Revive Nuclear Energy? Readers discuss an article arguing that it’s the best way to “save the world” from climate change. o the Editor: Re “Nuclear Power Can Save the World,” by Joshua S. Goldstein, Staffan A. Qvist and Steven Pinker (Sunday Review, April 7): Will it take another Chernobyl or Fukushima, possibly … Continue reading Should the U.S. Revive Nuclear Energy?→
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