Energy Vault has partnered exclusively with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) to develop the next generation of deployable gravity #energy storage (GES) structures. SOM, a global leader in architecture and engineering, will be the exclusive partner responsible for integrating Energy Vault’s #GES into tall buildings in urban environments. This partnership includes designing skyscrapers equipped with motorized systems to elevate massive blocks during periods of low energy demand. These blocks store energy, which is converted back into electricity during peak demand. SOM and Energy Vault’s superstructure towers, standing between 300 and 1,000 meters tall, will offer durable and cost-effective infrastructure for long-term, #renewable energy storage and delivery. “This partnership with Energy Vault is a commitment not only to accelerate the world’s transition away from fossil fuels but also to explore, together, how the architecture of renewable energy can enhance our shared natural landscapes and urban environments.” Adam Semel, a Managing Partner at SOM. Energy Vault is harnessing gravity to create #LDES solutions that promote #sustainability and accelerate #decarbonization targets worldwide. The #Time4Action is now to ensure #3xRenewables by 2030. To learn more, click below:
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Explore the future of energy with SOM's innovative skyscraper designs! 🏙️🔋 Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) has partnered with Energy Vault Holdings to transform supertall skyscrapers into massive energy storage systems. These skyscrapers will use gravity-based energy storage technology to lift heavy weights using excess energy and release them to generate electricity when needed. This approach aims to store renewable energy from sources like solar and wind efficiently. The project envisions buildings up to 1,000 meters tall, integrating advanced engineering and AI to optimize energy use. This collaboration could revolutionize how urban areas manage energy, ensuring sustainability and reducing carbon footprints 📌 Skyscrapers as giant batteries 📌 Gravity-based energy storage 📌 Renewable energy integration 📌 Sustainable urban energy solutions 📌 Advanced AI and engineering applications SOM designs hydro power energy storage to power supertall skyscrapers - https://lnkd.in/g_rcyUAj
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#MERCMonday | What does #electrification mean, and how is it implemented? DOE Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) has developed an electrification fact sheet to answer these questions. ⚡ DOE Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP)'s Quantitative Considerations for Building Electrification Projects fact sheet guides the development and prioritization of building electrification projects. This guide includes details on energy costs, emission factors, equipment efficiency, and more. Details. https://lnkd.in/ef4UPjaA
Quantitative Considerations for Building Electrification Projects
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I am delighted to share that Nextracker has been selected by global construction giant Larsen & Toubro to deploy NX Horizon XTR all-terrain solar tracking system at Al Kahfah to provide 1.17 GW of power. NX Horizon XTR ensures easy installation of the solar tracking system without the need to do expensive and environmentally impactful demolition and land-clearing. The tracking system can be directly installed across the hilly and hard land surface that dominates the area, making installation of the large-scale tracking system easier while reducing time and Nextracker’s system is designed for wind protection in desert regions. Our tracker system is compatible with robotic cleaning allowing for complete, efficient and effective cleaning of all solar panels on a daily basis without the need for either water or manpower to directly clean the panels. This contributes to both productivity of the system by eliminating build-up of sand and dirt that effects capture of sunlight as well as long-term cost performance. https://lnkd.in/eFQ2D5Su
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🌞❄️ Do you have snow on your solar roof? What should you do? Is it necessary to clear PV systems of snow? 👉🏻 Find out more about how photovoltaic systems work in winter in our blog post: https://lnkd.in/ehdpY6MV #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #Architects #GreenBuilding #SnowOnSolar #AlbedoEffect 🏡🌨️"
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We are excited to introduce to you ExoGrid™, our patented new solution for grid upgrade challenges! https://lnkd.in/enPn3wyY ExoGrid offers a revolutionary approach to increasing grid capacity without the need for extensive new right-of-way acquisitions. By utilizing existing infrastructure, ExoGrid minimizes environmental disruption, preserves natural habitats, and reduces carbon emissions, all while delivering significant cost savings and faster project completion times. Benefits of ExoGrid: 💵 Lower Cost for You and the Environment: ExoGrid eliminates the necessity of constructing new towers and acquiring new land rights, leveraging existing infrastructure to minimize environmental impact and preserve natural habitats. ⌛ Reduced Timelines: ExoGrid streamlines overall project timelines by simplifying permitting, right-of-way acquisition, and environmental studies. Significantly Reduced Permitting: By using existing tower locations, ExoGrid simplifies the permitting process, reducing regulatory hurdles and enabling projects to proceed more smoothly. ✅ Maximized Efficiency: Utilizing the existing right of way for transmission lines, ExoGrid builds new towers over existing ones, minimizing land use and environmental impacts. ⚡ Less Outage Time, More Power: ExoGrid's construction approach allows some upgrades to be completed while the lines remain in use, minimizing downtime and ensuring continuous service reliability. 🦺 The Safest Way to Upgrade a Grid: ExoGrid's innovative design and advanced safety features ensure secure and reliable interconnections with renewable energy sources, enhancing grid stability and minimizing potential hazards. 💨 Shore Up Your Grid: ExoGrid strengthens towers to withstand extreme weather events such as hurricanes and high winds. "Our mission with ExoGrid is to provide a sustainable, cost-effective, and efficient solution for the power industry," said Luke Chaput, President of Ampjack Industries Ltd. "ExoGrid enables us to expand transmission capacity in a fraction of the time compared to traditional methods, with minimal environmental impact and reduced regulatory hurdles." Nathan Stahl, Vice President of Engineering at Ampjack, added, "ExoGrid is not just a technological advancement; it's a comprehensive process that includes line analysis, phase configuration studies, foundation analysis, and conductor selection. This ensures that every upgrade is optimized for maximum efficiency and minimal disruption. Our innovative approach allows us to build new towers over existing ones, often reducing construction timelines and improving service reliability." Visit https://lnkd.in/gUNrfkwv to learn more! #GridUpgrades #GridCapacity #GridHardening #SustainableEnergy #EcoFriendly #CleanEnergyFuture #InnovativeSolutions #Ampjack #ExoGrid #RenewableEnergy
Ampjack Introduces ExoGrid™, the Sustainable Solution for Grid Upgrade Challenges
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#renewables New Supertall Buildings Could Include Gravity Energy Storage Energy storage provider Energy Vault has teamed up with noted archtecture firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) to incorporate Energy Vault's concrete block gravity energy storage system into SOM's designs for buildings over 300 meters tall. Energy Vault systems have been gaining traction in China, where the company has announced a backlog of orders. Gravity systems in buildings of this height could store multiple gigawatt-hours of power, larger than some dedicated storage facilities, and could serve both the demand of the host building and adjoining structures. It is admiitedly not a huge market initially, as currently there are only 173 buildings in the world over 300 meters, but an interesting concept as buildings are responsible for almost 40% of global energy-related carbon emissions.
Gravity could turn future skyscrapers into towering green energy stores
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Powering Success: The Journey of Completing a 60 kW Project of Pristine Pacific site Ambegaon bk. Embarking on a project to generate 60 kW of power is no small feat. It requires meticulous planning, technical expertise, and unwavering dedication. The story of completing such a project is not just about the installation of solar panels or the mechanics of power generation; it's a testament to the resilience, innovation, and collaboration of all involved parties. Every success story begins with a vision. For the 60 kW project, it started with identifying the need for sustainable energy solutions. Whether it was a commercial establishment, a community initiative, or an industrial venture, the decision-makers recognized the importance of reducing carbon footprint and embracing renewable energy. Thus, the idea of harnessing solar power emerged. The planning phase was meticulous and comprehensive. It involved feasibility studies, site assessments, and financial analyses. Engineers, architects, and sustainability experts collaborated to design a system tailored to the specific requirements and constraints of the project. Factors such as location, sunlight exposure, energy consumption patterns, and budget considerations were meticulously evaluated to devise an optimal solution. Execution and Challenges: This involved procuring the necessary equipment, obtaining permits, and mobilizing manpower. Skilled technicians and laborers worked tirelessly to install solar panels, inverters, wiring systems, and other components essential for power generation. Safety protocols were strictly adhered to, ensuring a smooth and incident-free construction process. However, no project is without its challenges. Adverse weather conditions, logistical constraints, and unforeseen technical issues tested the resilience of the team. Yet, with perseverance and resourcefulness, each obstacle was overcome. The commitment to the project's success remained unwavering, driving everyone involved to find creative solutions and alternative approaches whenever necessary. Innovation and Adaptation: As the project progressed, opportunities for innovation emerged. The team continuously sought ways to optimize efficiency, enhance performance, and maximize output. Advanced technologies such as micro-inverters, tracking systems, and energy storage solutions were integrated to improve the system's reliability and effectiveness. Moreover, the project embraced sustainability beyond power generation. Measures such as rainwater harvesting, energy-efficient lighting, and eco-friendly construction materials were incorporated to minimize environmental impact and promote holistic sustainability. After months of hard work and dedication, the 60 kW project reached its culmination. Success of the 60 kW project is inspiration for others, demonstrating the transformative potential of renewable energy and the power of collective action in combating climate change. VASPA Engineering services: 9529963795
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"Sometimes our systems are buried underground or hidden in a mechanical room, out of sight. But when the community learns about the benefits of these systems, we see a lot of engagement... Communities get inspired by what their neighboring community has done — and that inspiration and excitement spreads." In this Quick Take with Andy DeRocher, PE, he discusses his path to engineering and renewable energy, communicating with and learning from clients, the technology driving our energy future and more. Read the full piece: https://lnkd.in/e5-8QfUg
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