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Energy Storage News•about 1 month ago

ERCOT after RTC+B: How real-time optimisation is reshaping battery storage economics

•ERCOT's Real-Time Co-optimization with Batteries (RTC+B) is a pivotal market design update set to fundamentally alter battery storage economics.
•The new mechanism allows for real-time optimization of battery assets across energy and ancillary services, creating new revenue streams and complex dispatch opportunities.
•Developers and IPPs in ERCOT must integrate advanced energy management software and updated financial models to accurately value and optimize battery projects under RTC+B.

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Energy Storage News•about 1 month ago

VIDEO: Grid-forming, LDES and solar hybrids in Europe, with Envision Energy’s Michael Koller

•The discussion centers on advanced energy storage solutions, specifically grid-forming capabilities, Long-Duration Energy Storage (LDES), and solar hybrid projects.
•Europe is highlighted as a key market for the deployment and innovation of these storage technologies, indicating potential policy support and market demand.
•Envision Energy, as an OEM, is actively developing and implementing these solutions, offering practical insights for developers and large power consumers seeking cutting-edge storage integration.

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Energy Storage News•about 1 month ago

Munch Energie connects 500MWh German BESS cluster to the grid

CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

China Flexes Its Global Green Hydrogen Muscles, Trump Or No Trump

•US domestic green hydrogen development is reportedly stalled due to political decisions, creating uncertainty for developers and potential delays for large loads seeking clean hydrogen.
•China is aggressively advancing its green hydrogen capabilities globally, positioning itself as a dominant player in future supply chains and technology.
•This divergence suggests that future green hydrogen projects and supply for US developers and large consumers may increasingly rely on foreign (likely Chinese) technology and expertise, potentially impacting costs and availability.

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CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

Truck Lobbying Group Seeks to Join Lawsuit In Support of Trump EPA’s Rollback of Vehicle Standards & Repeal of Endangerment Finding

•The Truck and Engine Manufacturers Association (EMA) is seeking to intervene in a lawsuit to support the Trump EPA's rollback of vehicle emission standards and repeal of the endangerment finding.
•This action highlights a significant industry push for less stringent environmental regulations, challenging the EPA's authority and regulatory direction.
•The outcome of this lawsuit could establish precedents for future environmental policy, potentially influencing the regulatory landscape for emissions across various industrial sectors, including power generation and large energy consumers.

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CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

Iran Crisis Shows Why Automakers Are Wrong To Cancel EV Plans

•Geopolitical instability (Iran crisis) has caused significant increases in gasoline prices.
•Rising gasoline costs are directly boosting consumer interest in Electric Vehicles (EVs).
•This market shift validates and accelerates the need for increased electricity generation and charging infrastructure to support growing EV adoption, impacting power developers and large consumers like automakers and fleet operators.

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CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

Manila Welcomes Locally Engineered Electric “Tram” to the Walled City

•Manila is deploying a locally engineered electric tram system in Intramuros, marking a step towards urban transport electrification.
•This project represents a new, localized electricity load, indicating growing demand for grid capacity and charging infrastructure in urban centers.
•It highlights a trend in public sector investment in electric mobility, creating opportunities for power developers and technology providers in the demand-side sector.

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CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

TotalEnergies Milks Trump For $1 Billion Offshore Wind Payout, Gets Last Laugh

•TotalEnergies received a $1 billion payout to cease or delay its offshore wind development activities in the US.
•This transaction highlights significant policy and political influence on the US offshore wind market, creating uncertainty for developers and investors.
•For large power consumers and IPPs, this signals potential shifts in the future supply pipeline of US offshore wind and underscores the financial risks associated with policy volatility in renewable energy projects.

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CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

Donald Trump Kneecaps Offshore Wind Amidst Renewable Victories

•The Trump administration, through the Department of the Interior, redirected $1 billion in planned offshore wind investments towards fossil fuel projects.
•This policy shift introduces significant regulatory uncertainty and increased risk for offshore wind developers and projects.
•The move potentially undermines recent offshore wind successes that were projected to lower electricity prices for large consumers and the general public.

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CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

Solar at Home, Imported Biofuels for Crossing Oceans: Hawaiʻi’s Real Energy Strategy

•Hawaiʻi's decarbonization strategy prioritizes 'solar at home' for its domestic grid and local energy needs.
•Long-distance transportation, specifically overseas aviation and ocean-crossing shipping, will rely on imported biofuels, separating these sectors from the domestic grid's energy supply.
•The domestic grid's decarbonization is considered 'largely bounded,' with ongoing efforts focused on electrifying ground transportation, local marine transport, and buildings.

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CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

LNG Need Not Apply: The Math of Oʻahu’s Clean Energy Future

•Oʻahu is actively debating its energy future, moving away from imported fossil fuels and rejecting LNG as a viable 'bridge' solution.
•The article implies that the economic and environmental 'math' favors renewable energy and storage over LNG for Oʻahu's clean energy goals.
•For developers and IPPs, this signals a strong market and policy push towards solar, wind, and energy storage projects on Oʻahu.

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Energy Storage News•about 1 month ago

Australia’s EPBC Act pipeline swells with 5.5GWh of battery storage across three states

•Australia's environmental approval pipeline (EPBC Act) has expanded significantly with 5.5 GWh of new battery energy storage projects across three states.
•This substantial increase in planned storage capacity signals a growing market for developers and future grid stability improvements for large power consumers.
•The projects' entry into the EPBC Act process indicates progress through regulatory hurdles, highlighting the ongoing development of large-scale storage infrastructure.

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Energy Storage News•about 1 month ago

‘Culture of collaboration needed’: Australia’s NSW pushes energy storage projects from ambition to operation

•New South Wales (NSW) is committed to achieving its energy storage targets, signaling a robust market for storage development.
•A 'culture of collaboration' is identified as essential for transitioning NSW's storage ambitions into operational projects, suggesting current procedural or stakeholder engagement challenges.
•Developers and IPPs targeting the NSW market should prepare for an environment where streamlined collaboration and stakeholder alignment will be critical for project success.

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POWER Magazine•about 1 month ago

Anatomy of a Blackout: Findings from the Spain-Portugal Grid Collapse Final Report

•The Iberian Peninsula power grids (Spain and Portugal) experienced a rapid, widespread collapse on April 28, 2025, failing in less than 90 seconds at 12:33 p.m. CEST.
•The incident occurred on a mild, sunny day, suggesting the root causes are likely operational, technical, or related to the generation mix's stability, rather than extreme weather.
•The ENTSO-E Expert Panel's final report will drive critical policy and operational changes, particularly for interconnected European grids, emphasizing grid resilience and rapid response.

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POWER Magazine•about 1 month ago

The POWER Interview: Electrification Key for Decarbonization, Energy Efficiency

•Electrification is identified as the primary global strategy for achieving decarbonization and cleaner energy goals.
•Government policies present a mixed landscape, with some supporting renewables while others maintain or increase fossil fuel backing.
•Industries and governments are leveraging electrification as a key method to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

The Tiny Indian EV That Could (& Which Proved The Future Was Plug-In)

•The article highlights the historical significance of early electric vehicles (like the Reva) in validating the concept of plug-in transportation.
•It underscores the long-term, irreversible trend towards electrification of the transportation sector.
•For power developers and large consumers, this reinforces the need to plan for increasing electricity demand, particularly from urban EV charging infrastructure.

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CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

Sodium & Quantum Batteries Move The Transition To Electricity Forward

•Sodium-ion batteries are nearing broader commercial deployment, offering a potential diversification of battery storage options for developers and large power consumers.
•Quantum battery technology is highlighted as an emerging innovation, suggesting future advancements beyond current battery chemistries that could impact long-term energy storage strategies.
•The article implies a general trend of rapid battery innovation, which could lead to more cost-effective and diverse energy storage solutions for grid integration and large-scale applications.

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CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

Opel Joins Formula E

•Opel, a significant automotive OEM, is officially entering the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship for Season 13.
•This entry coincides with the series' transition to Gen4 technology, indicating a focus on advanced electric vehicle powertrain and battery development.
•The move highlights continued investment by traditional automakers in electric mobility R&D and marketing, which could influence future grid infrastructure and charging demands for large loads.

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CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago

A Fresh Wave Of Perovskite Solar Cell Activity, Just In Time For The Next Oil Crisis

•Perovskite solar cells offer local manufacturing capabilities in various regions, including Europe.
•This local production can significantly mitigate global supply chain disruptions, enhancing energy security and project stability.
•The technology provides a buffer against future supply chain shocks, ensuring more reliable access to solar components for developers and large power consumers.

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POWER Magazine•about 1 month ago

CPUC Backs Renewable Natural Gas Contract from Anaergia Facility

•The CPUC has conditionally approved a long-term biomethane (RNG) procurement contract for Anaergia's SoCal Biomethane LLC facility, involving Anew Climate LLC and Southwest Gas.
•This project is the first to supply RNG under California's Senate Bill (SB) 1440 Biomethane Procurement Program, setting a precedent for future biomethane developments.
•The approval signals strong regulatory support for RNG in California, creating new market opportunities for developers in the renewable gas sector.

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