Electrical Industry News
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Green Building
Two Hawaii Microgrids Will Bring Stability During Severe Weather
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The Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) is starting construction on microgrids in O’ahu and Kaua’i, part of a plan to
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Green Building
New Texas Battery Storage Center Will Boost the Grid
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The Citrus Flatts Energy Center in Harlingen, Texas, Equinor’s largest battery energy storage project in the United States, has commenced commercial operations. This project combines 100 MW of power capacity with 200 MWh of energy storage.
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Residential
Webinar Presents Progress on Residential Energy-Efficiency Upgrades
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Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
Maryland Plugs into Vehicle-Grid Integration
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Safety
Vehicular Strikes Remain Significant Risk for Roadside Workers
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Outside Line
Reconductoring Transmission Lines Could Quadruple Grid Capacity
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Lighting
New Bulb Efficiency Standards to Deliver More Light From Less Power
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Residential
New Buyers Are Preferring Smaller Homes
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Residential
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Outside Line
Data-Driven Vegetation Management Can Lower Utilities’ Costs
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Green Building
Nuclear Filling Is in for Coal
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Green Building
First U.S. Offshore Wind Farm Is Operational
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Green Building
U.S. Solar Capacity Breaks Record
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Your Business
Utilities Are Embracing A.I.
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Integrated Systems
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Green Building
Clean Energy Infrastructure Is Heading to Five Mine Sites
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Green Building
Nation’s Largest Electric Grid Operator Faces Reliability Concerns
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Lighting
The MTA Upgrades New York City Subway System Lights to LEDs
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Green Building
Solar Costs Are Down, but Lack of Storage Creates Market Volatility
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Outside Line
California Transmission Lines Heading Underground to Prevent Wildfires
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Green Building
RMI Advocates Financing Retrofits of Small and Mid-Sized Facilities
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Your Business
FAA Announces Grants to Improve Airports Across the United States
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