Electrical Industry News
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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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Lighting
Study Highlights Positive Effect of LEDs on Health
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Green Building
Are Large-Scale Renewables Ready for 'Competitive Pricing'?
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Construction Employment and Spending Rose in Spring 2018
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Trump Directs DOE to Save Coal and Nuclear Plants
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Two Workers Killed, Kansas’ Largest Electricity Plant Shut Down
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Integrated Systems
Interest in Smart Buildings Is Growing
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Safety
OSHA Proposing New Crane Rule
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Green Building
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Integrated Systems
Kilauea Disrupts Power on Hawaii's Big Island
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Integrated Systems
CalFire Concludes PG&E Violations Caused 2017 Wildfires
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Integrated Systems
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Lighting
UL Warns of Shocking Combination Between LED Lamp and Magnetic Ballasts
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Northeast States to Build Corridor for EV Charging Infrastructure
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New Coalition Set Up to Encourage Construction Employment
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Lighting
Chicago Getting Smart About Street Lighting
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Green Building
California To Require Rooftop Solar on New Construction
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LED Streetlighting Technology Is Just Getting Started
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Safety
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