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Not to brag, but we're kind of a big deal 🤷 In 2023, OE partnered with Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), U.S. Department of Energy to provide $2M of a $52M multi-topic funding opportunity to support transmission line reconducting to improve the #grid’s efficiency and resiliency. Want to know what else we did last year? Come back next week to see more electrifying accomplishments OR read up here: https://lnkd.in/es3i9Kpa #ThrowbackThursday

🚨 Next Session Starts in 30 Minutes! Session 2B - The Shining: A Brownfield Redevelopment Roadmap to Resilient Communities (Sponsored by GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.). 🌿⚡ Join this powerful discussion on transforming brownfield sites into hubs of renewable energy by integrating solar, wind, and battery storage solutions. Learn how to assess these sites and gain insights on how these initiatives can pave the way for more resilient communities. Make sure you're there for these game-changing strategies! #NSCW2024 #BrownfieldRedevelopment #ResilientCommunities #RenewableEnergy

Let’s connect if you’re headed to RE+ next week! Grab time using the link below: #replus24

Brilliant news to keep us hopeful and encourage us to keep working towards our climate goals! With LCOE dropping as it has over the past decade for variable renewables, they just make (economic) sense. It seems (as per the IEA report) we are still lagging on the hydrogen front. Does anyone have any insights on how the market is developing/and or any expectations?

Don't miss this panel next week in Denver, Colorado at Center for Resource Solutions Renewable Energy Markets Conference. It will discuss one of the most critical and hotly debated topics of clean energy markets - the implications of time and emissions data granularity on markets and tracking systems. Alex Piper of EnergyTag will join Wenbo Shi of Singularity Energy, Oluwatobi (Tobi) Adekanye of Microsoft, Farah Mandich of US Government General Services Agency, Hallie Cramer Carrao of Google

Tremendous milestone for SMUD in progressing its goal to eliminate carbon emissions from its power supply by 2030. ESS, Inc. is proud to supply its safe, sustainable and American manufactured #LDES systems for this groundbreaking 3.6-megawatt, 8-hour iron flow battery project supported by a grant from the California Energy Commission. This project will set the foundation for future large-scale battery deployments in Sacramento. In partnership with SMUD, ESS, Inc. will deliver up to 200 megawatts / 2 gigawatt-hours of iron flow long-duration batteries by 2030. Once fully operational and paired with renewable energy, these systems are expected to eliminate approximately 284,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions per year from SMUD's grid. 

A recent analysis underscores the significant advantages of integrating up to 4-hour duration batteries into solar and wind facilities in regions dealing with transmission congestion. This enhancement increases energy value, optimizes hybrid systems, and provides insights for future renewable energy initiatives. Delve into the details! #EnergyStorage https://lnkd.in/e9iFvWac

Are you heading to Minneapolis for the American Clean Power Association (ACP) #CLEANPOWER24 conference? Let's catch up and chat about the latest and greatest challenges in the Renewable Energy sector and how we can address them together. #PhoenixContact #BladeIntelligence #Windenergy

Discover how solar and wind power are transforming the Mountain West region! A recent study highlights the significant growth potential of renewable energy sources in states like Colorado and New Mexico. Learn more about the implications for the region's energy landscape in this insightful article. #RenewableEnergy #MountainWest #Sustainability https://lnkd.in/eNuA7TuH #SolarPower #RenewableEnergy #GreenTech #SustainableLiving #EcoFriendlyInnovation

Did you know it’s not the severe cold waves, but the period *after* the waves that causes a greater impact on renewable energy generation? A study by NREL and Sharply Focused LLC outlines key findings that are changing the way we plan for a reliable future grid in the face of extreme weather. https://bit.ly/3z8NN6r