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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Safety
White House Directs New COVID-19 Vaccination Regulations for Employers
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Green Building
Extreme Weather Driving Purchase of Residential Solar Systems
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Green Building
DOE Study Predicts Solar’s Future
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Green Building
Report Ranks States on Support for Electric Vehicles
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Your Business
Labor Shortages Continue to Disrupt Construction Industry
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Utilities Prepare for 2021 Hurricane Season
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Green Building
Old Electrical Panels Hinder Full Residential Electrification
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Green Building
City Ecosystems Evolving in the Face of Global Climate Change
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Your Business
Electrical Crews Work To Restore Power After Hurricane Ida
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Green Building
Massive Growth Expected in Battery Storage
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Your Business
EIA Reports Spiking Electricity Demand During Summer’s Intense Heat
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Codes & Standards
California Adopts 2022 Energy Code
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Residential
Multifamily Construction Sentiment Declines in Second Quarter
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Green Building
EVs Driving Growth in Smart Grid Technology
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Your Business
Dry-Type Transformer Market Expected to Grow
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New Portal Streamlines PPP Forgiveness for Small Businesses
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Lighting
DOE Proposed Rule to Bring More Lamps Under Federal Regulation
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Green Building
Government Buildings to Become More Grid-Responsive and Energy Efficient
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Green Building
New Iron-Air Battery Technology Adds Multiday Storage to Renewables
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