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POWER Magazine•about 2 months ago

•Aging underground polyethylene (PE) and ethylene-propylene rubber (EPR) cables, some over 60 years old, are failing prematurely due to 'water treeing,' threatening grid reliability.
•Traditional replacement of these cables is described as costly and labor-intensive, creating a significant challenge for grid operators.
•Cable rejuvenation is presented as a modern, cost-effective solution to extend the lifespan of existing underground infrastructure, thereby enhancing overall grid reliability and stability for developers and large power consumers.

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Energy Storage News•about 2 months ago

•Alsym, a US sodium-ion battery startup, positions sodium-ion as a critical non-lithium alternative for energy storage, with significant prospects for market penetration from 2026 onwards.
•The technology promises enhanced supply chain stability, improved safety characteristics, and scalability, addressing key concerns for developers and large power consumers reliant on energy storage.
•Sodium-ion's potential for lower costs, driven by abundant raw materials, could significantly impact project economics, PPA structures, and overall viability for IPPs and large loads seeking cost-effective storage solutions.

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