GES to build 695MW co-located renewables project in Chile - PV Tech
Spanish construction firm GES has secured a contract to build a roughly 700MW solar-wind-storage hybrid project in Chile.| PV Tech
Germany has awarded contracts to 490MW of solar-plus-storage projects in its latest “innovation” auction for co-located renewables.| Energy-Storage.News
BSW-Solar has called on the German government to impose a target of 100GWh of cumulative operational BESS by 2030.| Energy-Storage.News
Investor-owned utility (IOU) Southwestern Public Service Company (SPS) is seeking approval from the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC) to construct a new eight-project portfolio of self-build energy assets.| Energy-Storage.News
Spanish construction firm GES has secured a contract to build a roughly 700MW solar-wind-storage hybrid project in Chile.| PV Tech
In this blog, ESN Premium speaks with Fluence's Rob Hills and Sam Markham about hybrid assets and trends in Australia's NEM.| Energy-Storage.News
The exploding demand for energy to power hyperscaler data centers is leading to consideration of co-locating new generation (nuclear or otherwise) and data centers. As we explained in Part 1 of this blog, co-location is attractive to hyperscalers because of its potential to provide those data centers with contractually committed energy supplies, delivered over dedicated... Continue Reading…| Inside Energy & Environment
During his first week in office, President Trump issued Executive Orders on Removing Barriers to American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence, Declaring a National Energy Emergency, and Unleashing American Energy. On February 14, he issued another Executive Order, Establishing the National Energy Dominance Council. He has also announced plans by a joint venture of Open AI,... Continue Reading…| Inside Energy & Environment
After almost five years of working remotely, I have some observations about returning to the office. It's great, but not a magic wand.| Atomic Spin
When an organization is considering remote-first versus co-located teams, it should consider these three benefits of remote work.| Atomic Spin
