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2. Solar + Storage Half The Cost Of Gas Peaker Plants — 8MinuteEnergy
  
  Explore CleanTechnica Jan 13 2019 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid , Compressed Air/Gas
  
  ... solar with battery backup dropped precipitously in 2018. In a few cases in the sunny Southwest region of the United States, several tenders for solar plus storage came in at under $30 per megawatt-hour last year. Stand ...
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  Mentions: U.S. Arizona S. Korea
3. Amid Global Battery Boom, 2019 Marks New Era for Energy Storage
  
  Explore S&P Global Jan 13 2019
  
  By most measures, 2018 was a long-anticipated breakout year for batteries, with record volumes of investment flowing into research, product development and manufacturing as prices plummeted, governments established new policies supporting energy storage, and mass markets emerged for electric vehicles and electrochemical energy storage. That progress, though uneven across U.S. and international markets, sets the stage for a new era for energy storage in 2019 and beyond, industry analysts ...
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  Mentions: U.S. MA
4. S&T Powers High-Tech, Living Laboratory with New Microgrids to Study Advanced Lead Battery Technologies
  
  Explore Missouri S&T – News and Events Jan 10 2019 Solar Photovoltaic , Commercial & Industrial , Residential & Community & Microgrid , Lead
  
  Missouri University of Science and Technology has installed two new advanced lead battery microgrid systems at the campuss EcoVillage, a living laboratory of solar homes ST students designed and built to compete in the U.S. Department of Energys Solar Decathlon. Missouri STs Microgrid Industrial Consortium is using the EcoVillage to test advanced lead battery energy storage in stationary grid-tied applications for potential use as a renewable energy source for ...
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  Mentions: DoE U.S. Missouri
5. EPRI Awarded $6 Million From DOE for Future Grid Workforce Training Program
  
  Explore tdworld.com Jan 9 2019 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid
  
  ...y obtain assets and people, the GREAT team also will develop five strategic regional training hubs across the United States to prioritize, guide, and customize content development, feedback, and training to support regio...
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  Mentions: DoE U.S. GE
6. AES Completes Record-Breaking Solar and Battery Plant on Kauai
  
  Explore Greentech Media Jan 9 2019 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid
  
  AES Corporation launched the worlds largest battery plant paired with solar generation Tuesday, on the Hawaiian island of Kauai. The Kauai Island Utility Cooperative is finishing up commissioning for the Lawai Solar and Energy Storage Project, which combines 28 megawatts of solar photovoltaic capacity with a lithium-ion battery capable of storing 100 megawatt-hours. The battery alone holds more energy than all but one other U.S. plant: the 120 megawatt-hour ...
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  Mentions: HI U.S. CO
7. Energy Storage Group Pushes FERC, Capitol Hill to Remove Deployment Barriers
  
  Explore S&P Global Jan 7 2019
  
  A federal investment tax credit for new projects and fuller compensation for energy storage systems in U.S. power markets are two of the Energy Storage Association's top priorities for 2019, the group's CEO said in a recent interview. The organization will also work to increase deployment of energy storage at the state level, including by encouraging more states to consider the technology in their long-term energy plans.
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  Mentions: U.S. ESA FERC
8. Alabama Power's Smart Neighborhood
  
  Explore tdworld.com Jan 4 2019 Solar Photovoltaic , Residential & Community & Microgrid
  
  ... grid operations. 3. Buildings-to-grid communication—The two largest users of energy in homes in the Southern United States, the water heater and HVAC systems are internet-connected and can interact with the grid to mana...
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  Mentions: CA DoE U.S.
9. Indoor Farm Will Tap Solar Microgrid to Keep Plants Growing Year Round
  
  Explore Energy News Network Jan 4 2019 Solar Photovoltaic , Residential & Community & Microgrid
  
  A solar-powered microgrid will soon help an urban agriculture startup grow vegetable greens inside a converted New Jersey warehouse. Bowery Farmings Kearny, New Jersey, facility will grow lettuce, kale and up to 100 varieties of plants, all indoors in a carefully controlled climate backed up by batteries, solar panels, on-site gas generators and technology that allows it to operate independently from the electric grid in the event of an outage ...
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  Mentions: U.S. Schneider NJ
10. Sharing Systems Could Help Building Owners Get More from Microgrids
  
  Explore Energy News Network Jan 3 2019 Residential & Community & Microgrid
  
  Shared microgrids can help building owners lower costs and boost resilience, but big questions need to be sorted out first on how the systems operate. While still a fledgling market, shared microgrids sometimes called multi-user microgrids are gaining increased attention from researchers and industry players. As with single-user microgrids, the systems combine some type of energy storage and generation with technology that allows them to separate from the larger grid ...
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  Mentions: DoE U.S. Ontario
11. Four Trends to Watch in the Energy Transformation of 2019 - Greentech Media News
  
  Explore Greentech Media Jan 1 2019
  
  2018 is over, and a new year of energy evolution is upon us. The past year laid a robust foundation for growth in 2019 and theres still plenty of room to grow. We shall venture into the prediction game to identify key clean energy developments to come over the new year.
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  Mentions: CA Washington, D.C. New Mexico
12. Molten Metal Energy Storage For Future Maritime Propulsion
  
  Explore The Maritime Executive Dec 22 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Wind , Utility Grid
  
  The comparatively short sailing distances encountered along navigable inland waterways, combined with stops at navigation locks, enhances the attractiveness of using battery propulsion technology. While the popular electrochemical batteries involve lithium technology and chemical acid technology, other competing batteries operate at elevated temperatures utilizing molten metal energy storage.
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  Mentions: U.S. Denmark MIT
13. Not for Lack of Ideas: An Interview with NREL's Dr. Peter Green
  
  Explore pv-magazine-usa.com Dec 19 2018 Solar Photovoltaic
  
  ...dy a few years ago – the EGRIS study – where we considered a realistic number of consumers across the eastern United States, a huge number of generation facilities (renewable and non-renewable) and their operations, and ...
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  Mentions: CA Asia DoE
14. ESA applauds New York Adoption of Energy Storage Target
  
  Explore Daily Energy Insider Dec 19 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid
  
  ...he Energy Storage Association (ESA). New York’s move gives the state the largest energy storage target in the United States to date. Proponents say this will make the state’s grid more resilient and efficient and its ene...
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  Mentions: U.S. ESA NY
15. New Hampshire Storage Program Will Pair Batteries with Time-of-use Rates
  
  Explore Energy News Network Dec 19 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid
  
  A New Hampshire energy storage pilot program will pair in-home batteries with time-of-use rates to try to shave peak loads and save customers money. The company will install 200 Tesla batteries and then have 12 months to show it can accurately manage the system to reduce its peak loads at no added cost to customers. The program would be the first of its kind in the U.S. to use ...
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  Mentions: CA U.S. New Hampshire
16. Report: Smart Grid Upgrades Offer Less Risk, More Flexibility than Power Lines
  
  Explore Energy News Network Dec 12 2018
  
  A recent industry report suggests so-called non-wires alternatives combinations of storage and distributed generation that dont depend on long-distance transmission offer a less risky and more flexible option to help utilities avoid overbuilding transmission capacity.
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  Mentions: U.S. ME IL
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