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Energy Storage Systems


Renewables in the T&D industry

Electricity Today’s annual Green Smart Grid Report on renewables in the T&D industry BY DOUG HOUSEMAN, IEEE, EnerNex Corp. When people talk about grid modernization, they often focus on the benefits of integrating renewable resources as distributed generation. For many stakeholders, that is...

Electricity Storage

Can this up-and coming technology really replace transmission? BY RICK FIORAVANTI, KEMA Electricity storage holds the promise of tremendous potential, but sometimes this potential can put expectations on the applications that may be difficult to attain. Such is the case with the question this...

Renewable Energy Grid Integration



Smart Grid Network Best Practices

The Smart Grid is changing the way utilities generate, manage, and deliver electricity. The benefits are numerous as Smart Grid technologies help utilities save time, money, resources and improve customer service. If on the verge of Smart Grid innovation, electric utilities should follow the...

Wind Power Systems


New Jersey Cancels Fourth Offshore Wind Farm Award

In a significant shift in its renewable energy strategy, New Jersey has recently decided to cancel its plans to award a fourth offshore wind farm project. The decision marks a crucial moment in the state’s ongoing efforts to expand its offshore wind sector, which has long been hailed as a...

North Carolina Town Sues Duke Energy for Climate Fraud

A small town in North Carolina has filed a lawsuit against Duke Energy, one of the largest utility companies in the United States, alleging that the company has been deceptive in its efforts to downplay the environmental impact of its operations. The lawsuit, filed by the town of Smithfield, claims...

Renewable Energy

SouthCoast Wind Project Faces Third Delay Amid Uncertainty

The SouthCoast Wind project, a major offshore wind initiative set to deliver clean energy to the New England grid, has encountered significant delays as contract negotiations stretch into their third extension. The project, located south of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, has already been subjected to multiple setbacks, primarily due to shifting federal policies and increasing costs driven by inflation and supply chain disruptions. These hurdles have delayed the finalization of contracts and raised concerns about...

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