Author: LEED Blogger
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EnerVenue unveils Energy Rack to enhance storage solutions at scale
EnerVenue has launched the Energy Rack, a pre-assembled solution to enhance energy storage density while reducing integration costs. Each rack consists of fully integrated Energy Storage Vessels (ESVs) in 150 and 102 kWh configurations. The racks can be flexibly combined as storage requirements evolve. “Stationary energy storage customers want easily scalable battery architecture, straightforward installation, and a……
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Realizing the potential of American made solar
It is nearly impossible to have a conversation about developing a solar project without someone using the phrase: “American Made.” Following the passage of the historic Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), there is more focus on domestic solar manufacturing than ever before, and companies across the supply chain are pivoting production to American shores in order……
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EagleView Developer provides geospatial solutions for solar projects
EagleView has launched a new geospatial and analytics solution for solar developers. The new EagleView Developer portal provides a single point of access for the company’s APIs and developer resources. The portal will help developers to more easily use EagleView’s extensive geospatial intelligence and analytics solutions. EagleView Developer was designed with the documentation, tools and technology……
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Ziegler Energy signs 3-year purchase agreement for Heliene U.S.-manufactured solar modules
Ziegler Energy Solutions and Heliene Inc. are partnering to provide solar power solutions to municipal, commercial and industrial companies across the Midwest. The companies have inked a three-year purchase agreement for Heliene to provide solar modules for Ziegler projects and a joint commitment to bring domestically sourced and manufactured solar energy solutions to support customers in the region….…
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National Grid begins constructoin on 167 MW of solar in Ohio
Ohio is getting a double dose of solar, as National Grid Renewables has started construction at neighboring projects in southern Ohio. Once operational, the Ross County Solar Project and the Fayette Solar Project will deliver a combined 167.5 MW of clean solar power in Ross and Fayette counties, respectively. “Ross and Fayette mark our second and third projects to break……