Solar And Wind Generation Articles & Analysis: This-Year
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A major hospital that treats critically ill patients cannot afford power failures. Facing intermittent power problems - and needing to replace old boilers -the 536-bed University of Illinois Hospital installed a 24 MWe cogeneration system for its campus in Chicago. Powered by three (3) Taurus 70 natural gas turbine generator sets, the system fulfills 100 percent of campus power needs in winter ...
Beginning in 2021, a large colocation data center (colo) in Ireland had their local electrical utility severely limit new grid connection permits. The site had a power utility connection agreement in place for only part of their necessary campus demand. The utility advised of the potential for a new connection, but not until ...
The Loe Bar in Cornwall is a shingle and flint bank that separates the sea from Loe Pool, presenting an unusual set of challenges in both flood risk management and environmental protection. In the following article, Rob Rhyder from NIVUS will explain how a bespoke monitoring solution was developed for the Environment Agency (EA) to meet the specific requirements of this unique location. ...
Yet burning fossil fuels remains the leading cause of greenhouse gas emissions, pushing average global temperatures upward and intensifying extreme weather. Renewable sources—solar, wind, and hydropower—offer clean generation but suffer from variability: clouds, calm winds, or dry seasons can curtail output. ...
Precise Runtime Calculations and Practical Insights with RICHYE Batteries Planning an off-grid cabin, RV excursion, marine voyage, or a reliable backup system begins with a fundamental question: how long can your battery bank run under real conditions? Paralleling four 12V 100Ah lithium batteries creates a 12V 400Ah bank, but runtime depends on more than just multiplying numbers. This article ...
In an age where reliable electricity isn’t just a convenience but a necessity, power outages can be more than a minor nuisance—they can disrupt work, jeopardize food safety, and even pose safety risks. For homeowners, businesses, and remote properties alike, solar battery backup offers a compelling solution: an eco-friendly, self-sufficient system that keeps critical loads running ...
AccuSolar recently completed a landmark floating solar project on a 50-acre reservoir, demonstrating the transformative potential of floating solar technology in renewable energy production1. Project Overview The installation utilized AccuSolar’s advanced floating solar platforms, which feature large, stable float sections and integrated aluminum walkways for enhanced safety and ...
The Town of Caledon, self-proclaimed “Greenest Town in Ontario,” demonstrates its commitment to sustainability through successful energy management initiatives that have reduced consumption and costs while preserving its heritage and fostering community progress ...