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2. How NYPA is Taking ‘First Mover’ Position on EVs, Energy Storage and the Digital Grid
  
  Explore Greentech Media Jun 15 2018
  
  As the largest state-owned public utility in America, in one of the most progressive states in the country, the New York Power Authority doesnt have the option of taking a wait and see approach on cleantech. Plus, NYPAs business model enables it to invest in and deploy new technologies in bold ways, according to President and CEO Gil Quiniones.
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  Mentions: CA U.S. Israel
3. Viridity Energy Breaks Ground on Two 20 MWh Battery Storage Projects in New Jersey
  
  Explore GlobeNewswire Jun 14 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid , Lead
  
  ...e been refined and perfected under the most grueling environmental conditions. Ormat has 530 employees in the United States and 770 overseas. Ormat’s flexible, modular solutions for geothermal power and REG are ideal for...
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4. Stem, Inc. Selected by Sheraton Waikiki for AI-Driven Energy Storage
  
  Explore GlobeNewswire Jun 12 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid
  
  Sheraton Waikiki has selected Stem, Inc., the global leader in artificial intelligence (AI)-powered energy storage, to provide energy storage services in support of the global hotel leaders environmental sustainability planning. The 500 kWh system at the Sheraton Waikiki, which is owned by Kyo-ya Hotels Resorts, will be the largest customer-sited system to participate in a utility program in Hawaii, and will play a maverick role in the transition of ...
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5. Energy Storage Association Adds EVgo EVP Julie Blunden to its 2018 – 2019 Board of Directors
  
  Explore Energy Storage Association Jun 7 2018
  
  WASHINGTON, D.C., June 7, 2018 The Energy Storage Association (ESA), the national trade association for the U.S. energy storage industry, announced today that Julie Blunden is the newest addition to its board of directors. Pursuant to ESAs by-laws, Blunden was appointed to serve as a director for the remainder of the 2018 2019 term by the current board chair after a position became vacant in May.
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  Mentions: Washington, D.C. U.S. ESA
6. U.S. Residential Energy Storage Market Hits New Highs in Q1 2018
  
  Explore Energy Storage Association Jun 6 2018
  
  BOSTON, Mass. and WASHINGTON D.C. (Jun 6, 2018) -- Deployments of home energy storage systems reached record heights in the first quarter of 2018. According to the latest U.S. Energy Storage Monitor report from GTM Research and the Energy Storage Association (ESA), 36 megawatt-hours of grid-connected residential energy storage systems were deployed in the first three months of this year, which is equivalent to the amount of residential storage ...
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7. Industry Slams US Coal and Nuclear Subsidy Plans
  
  Explore Windpower Monthly Jun 5 2018 Utility Grid , Compressed Air/Gas
  
  ...dent had signed off on the DoEs latest 40-page document, authorising the bail out of coal and nuclear plants. UNITED STATES: There is no "credible justification" for the Trump administration's plan to buy power from aili...
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  Mentions: DoE U.S. AWEA
8. Grid Mod Policy Actions Sump 75%, with storage Playing a Central Role
  
  Explore utilitydive.com Jun 5 2018
  
  A sure measure of how much and how fast the U.S. power system is changing is that the number of policy actions addressing grid modernization jumped 75% from Q1 2017 to Q1 2018. This also reveals something more important about grid modernization. Grid modernization is everything from advance metering infrastructure (AMI) to rate design that would make the system "more resilient, responsive, and interactive," according to the Q1 2018 ...
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  Mentions: CA New Mexico NV
9. New Energy Storage Projects Will Support A Cleaner, More Reliable Power Grid
  
  Explore PR Newswire Jun 4 2018 Compressed Air/Gas
  
  ...rials Safety Administration, states, cities and counties, and other regulatory and governmental bodies in the United States; the timing and success of business development efforts and construction projects, including ris...
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  Mentions: CA DoE U.S.
10. Energy Storage Could Be Residential Solar's Next Growth Product
  
  Explore Fool.com Jun 2 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Residential & Community & Microgrid , Utility Grid
  
  Residential solar installers are quietly starting to expand their offerings to include energy storage, which could be a much-needed revenue boost for the industry. Tesla's (NASDAQ:TSLA) Powerwall is the best-known energy storage device, but Sunrun (NASDAQ:RUN), SunPower (NASDAQ:SPWR), and Vivint Solar (NYSE:VSLR) are entering the market as well, and they're seeing some signs of success early in 2018. What's great about energy storage ...
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  Mentions: CA U.S. MA
11. What About Wind-Plus-Storage? It's Not Like Solar-Plus-Storage at All; or is it?
  
  Explore utilitydive.com May 31 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid
  
  Energy storage is storming the U.S. power industry, driving changes from the bulk system level to the customer level. At the system level, February's Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Order 845 required bulk system operators to design new rules to integrate storage. April's Order 841 rewrote the rules on interconnection, opening new opportunities for storage.
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  Mentions: CA U.S. AWEA
12. Arizona Is Getting Its First Standalone Battery Peaker
  
  Explore Greentech Media May 30 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid
  
  The Salt River Project will build Arizonas first standalone energy storage plant for peak power. The utility has contracted for a 20-year power-purchase agreement with AES, which will own and operate the 10-megawatt/40-megawatt-hour system provided by Fluence. The project will sit in Chandler, outside of Phoenix, to deliver peaking capacity to the metropolitan area.
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13. Australian Solar Plant to Have World's Largest Power Storage Capacity
  
  Explore NIKKEI ASIAN REVIEW May 29 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid
  
  A roughly $1 billion solar energy project in Australia will employ one of the biggest power storage facilities in the world, with Japanese and Western companies contributing funds. As part of this, a 250-megawatt plant in the state of South Australia will use a 100MW lithium-ion battery storage system. The storage capacity will be on par with a wind farm battery system from Tesla in Australia, now the largest of ...
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  Mentions: Australia Japan U.S.
14. Rivals Rise Up to Threaten Tesla's Battery Business
  
  Explore Fool.com May 27 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid
  
  ...ce, incidentally, is also the company behind the biggest energy storage project in Tesla's home market of the United States. In January, AES and Siemens announced they received the necessary "approvals and authorizations...
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15. Message to FERC: Think Beyond Bulk Power to Achieve Grid Resilience
  
  Explore Microgrid Knowledge May 18 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid
  
  Several groups are urging FERC to give microgrids and distributed energy resources a place at the table as it searches for ways to improve electric grid resilience on the bulk power system. grid resilienceThe groups offered input recently as part of a proceeding (AD18-7-000) that FERC opened after rejecting U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perrys push to subsidize coal-fired power plants. FERC determined that the subsidies arent necessary for grid ...
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  Mentions: CA Australia U.S.
16. Siemens Gamesa Pursues Hybrid Wind and Solar Projects With Energy Storage
  
  Explore Greentech Media May 18 2018 Solar Photovoltaic , Utility Grid , Flow Battery
  
  Siemens Gamesa, the leading turbine manufacturer, is looking to go beyond wind into hybrid systems with solar and storage. The companys chief technology officer, Antonio de la Torre Quiralte, told GTM that Siemens Gamesa remains committed to the wind market. However, it is increasingly interested in other technologies to reduce renewable energy intermittency.
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  Mentions: Australia U.S. Spain
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