Month: January 2022

• Energy Efficiency

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill for Green Electricity

Renewable power proponents applauded the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure measure passed by Congress. Several billion dollars are included in the bill for renewable energy technologies and development. President Joe Biden referred to the financing package as a “once-in-a-generation” financing in sun, wind, power storage, and electric vehicle advancements, which will increase employment. The ACPA’s CEO, Heather Zichal, complimented the Biden administration on ...

By anne |  January 18, 2022

• Energy Efficiency

The Transition to Green Energy in Heavy Industries

Our emissions dilemma is frequently framed in broad strokes, concentrating on the more visible carbon-intensive sectors of oil and gas extraction. Whether intentionally or not, this fails to convey a whole picture of the conditions that have brought us to this point. Entire social institutions have been established on the premise of long-term growth via the usage of fossil fuels. Furthermore, while renewables are now super competitive in terms of power generation, they cannot meet the ...

By anne |  January 16, 2022

• Energy Efficiency

The Future of Carbon-Free Energy System

If many of the climate-change-related promises and legislation go into force as anticipated, we should be existing in a clean-energy-driven society with a completely carbon-free electrical grid by 2050. We will have renewable energy sources fueling the transportation, commercial, and construction sectors. But there is still a lot of work to be done to put all of that in order. Indeed, we are undoubtedly in the middle of the largest energy transformation in history. The ultimate issue...

By anne |  January 16, 2022

• Storage

How Renewable Energy and Storage Will Be Used in the Future

Electric power was very uncomplicated for most of history. It was largely generated by big power stations that burned a variety of fuels. They were mostly fossil, though, and they exhaled lots of CO2. Then, in a very short period of time, the rise of economical renewable energy turned upside down this paradigm. People are shifting to non-fuel-burning utility-scale and residential facilities. This modern concept of power has just recently begun, yet it is already rapidly evolving. The ...

By anne |  January 12, 2022

• Storage

Tackling the Fossil-Fuel Impacts from EVs

The effect of electric mobility on emissions, carbon pollution, and fossil-fuel usage is complex. On the one hand, well-designed EVs consume far less fuel per mile than traditionally powered vehicles. According to one report, EV passenger car models consume around a fourth of the fuel per mile of gasoline vehicles. The impact of emissions, on the other hand, is considerably more localized and relies on how electricity is produced in a location. So, how can providers and ...

By anne |  January 6, 2022

• Storage

Emera Technologies Receives Permission from UL for Microgrid Distribution

Emera Technologies recently announced that BlockBox has obtained UL 9540 fire safety approval after a rigorous testing and review procedure. The new model is a decentralized nanogrid power storage technology that runs its BlockEnergy microgrid system. BlockEnergy is the nation’s first utility-owned communal microgrid for business and residential use. The fire safety license is a huge step forward for the company, as it now allows it to offer the product to other providers...

By anne |  January 3, 2022