With the growth of new consumer technologies – especially in the area of distributed energy resources – electric providers have to plan for the future. For GVEC, located in Seguin, Texas, the future includes software solutions and strong technology partnerships that help incorporate these consumer technologies for their Membership.
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Explore the future of the power and utilities sector in the latest edition of Plugged In. Discover how technology and digitalization are overcoming current challenges and paving the way for unparalleled value creation. Don't miss out on these valuable insights, read it now: https://bit.ly/3Q6bnq7
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Explore the future of the power and utilities sector in the latest edition of Plugged In. Discover how technology and digitalization are overcoming current challenges and paving the way for unparalleled value creation. Don't miss out on these valuable insights, read it now. https://bit.ly/3Q6bnq7
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Explore the future of the power and utilities sector in the latest edition of Plugged In. Discover how technology and digitalization are overcoming current challenges and paving the way for unparalleled value creation. Don't miss out on these valuable insights, read it now. https://bit.ly/3Q6bnq7
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Businesses across all sectors are struggling to meet current energy demands and I firmly believe that "Microgrids are the only solution." With years of experience leading innovations in energy solutions, Concord Engineering Group, Inc. can provide valuable insights into the future of decentralized power. Discover more in my full interview with Microgrid Knowledge from this year's MGK conference: https://zurl.co/MKf6
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Quick thoughts from Day 1 of Distributech: - There is a strong force enabling the transition into a new era of energy - Creative solutions will be key to a successful and future-proof grid - Communication between utilities, developers, OEMs and the end customers is essential More to come.
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Businesses across all sectors are struggling to meet current energy demands. At Concord Engineering Group, Inc., our CEO, Michael Fischette, P.E., firmly believes, "Microgrids are the only solution." With years of experience leading innovations in energy solutions, Mike provides valuable insights into the future of decentralized power. Discover more in Mike's full interview with Microgrid Knowledge from this year's MGK conference: https://zurl.co/fZZ0
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Are you an operator of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) considering selling your flexibility services? 🤔 In our latest blog, Shane Touhey, Electron's Commercial Analyst, talks through his experience of transitioning from DER operator to Flexibility Service Provider, to give you some insight into what you can expect 👍👇
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Sad news in the vehicle charging infrastructure space... FreeWire Technologies has just closed its headquarters and ceased operations. I really liked their idea of a ready-to-use charging solution. It addresses a real pain point in deploying new electric chargers: TIME. Obtaining the necessary power capacity for your charging point from facilities/utilities and completing the installation of cables and electrical equipment can be a process spanning several months. Additionally, it helps reduce peak electricity costs and save money because of its battery energy storage, especially for commercial vehicles. Any thoughts on why it didn't work? High CAPEX? Low demand? Both? Rustam Kocher https://lnkd.in/gBtrZdTc
UPDATE: FreeWire hasn't closed its HQ just yet
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